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fuboTV added this fee last year, as a way to cover the costs added by carrying those two channels, for customers in the region. When it was introduced, it was only $5 per month. Which isn’t too bad. But now, it is nearly 80% more, at $8.99 per month. And this is not an optional fee. So whether you watch sports or not, you’re getting charged another $9. On the bright side, this is still cheaper than Comcast’s own regional sports fee in the market, which is around $11....

The folks over at XDA Developers have got hold of both static and live official wallpapers for the Galaxy A53 ahead of its launch. We have 14 static wallpapers featuring colorful yet minimal designs and patterns. You can check them out in the gallery below. Note that these are compressed JPG files. If you want to download the full-resolution wallpapers (2400 x 2400 pixels), we have attached the source link for those at the end of this article....

August security update reaches the Galaxy A72 & Galaxy A32 in Europe August security update reaches the Galaxy A72 & Galaxy A32 in Europe The August SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy A72 is rolling out to users in Russia with firmware version A725FXXU4BVG2. The Galaxy A32 is also getting the update in Russia bearing firmware version A325FXXU2BVH1. Neither model is picking up any new features with the latest release....

The Galaxy S21 FE rear covers appear to show the phone’s colors, and camera design The Galaxy S21 FE rear covers appear to show the phone’s colors, and camera design The colors that will be available are black, purple, white, and light green. Do note that the light green color here doesn’t exactly look light green, and that white color will be more of a gray-ish one. We’ve leaked all four colors of the Galaxy S21 FE way back in July....

What is the Pwn2Own event? What is the Pwn2Own event? Pwn2Own is a computer-hacking event organised twice a year by Trend Micro’s Zero-Day Initiative (ZDI). First held in April 2007 in Vancouver, the event sees some of the best hacking teams come together to exploit various devices using previously unknown ‘zero-day’ vulnerabilities. These devices include mobile phones, home automation hubs, printers, wireless routers, network-attached storage and smart speakers. After successfully exploiting a device, the teams give all the details to the vendors for them to release a patch to fix the issue and get financial rewards in return....