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5 items tagged "engadget"

Related tags: vulnerability [+], cross site scripting [+], cross [+], com [+], samsung [+], tablet interface [+], tablet [+], phone [+], pcs [+], hardware side [+], hacks [+], guard interval [+], gt s [+], feature phone [+], exopc [+], 2gb [+]

• August 23, 2011
• 20:09

  Engadget.com Cross Site Scripting

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Exploits
  Engadget.com suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.

  Tags:  cross engadget com cross-site-scripting vulnerability  

• 20:09

  Engadget.com Cross Site Scripting

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Recent Files
  Engadget.com suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.

  Tags:  cross engadget com cross-site-scripting vulnerability  

• 20:09

  Engadget.com Cross Site Scripting

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
  Engadget.com suffers from a cross site scripting vulnerability.

  Tags:  cross engadget com cross-site-scripting vulnerability  

• February 07, 2010
• 7:52

  ExoPC shows off some guts

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  The folks over at Engadget have posted some pictures of the ExoPC’s insides. With the recent return of the tablet craze (remember xp tablet edition?) we’re seeing tablets everywhere. This one has some promise on the hardware side, sporting a 1.6GHz processor and 2GB of RAM.  Unfortunately we’ve heard using solely a tablet interface with [...]

  Tags:  engadget tablet exopc tablet-interface hardware-side 2gb pcs hacks  

• February 04, 2010
• 9:15

  Samsung GT-S8500 is first with 11n, BT 3.0 certifications

   » ‎ Wirevolution

  Engadget reports that the Samsung GT-S8500 is the first phone to support Bluetooth 3.0. A look at the Wi-Fi Alliance website reveals that it was also the first feature phone to gain 802.11n certification.

  The certificate is dated December 28th 2009, the same date that the first smartphone was certified for 802.11n – the LG Veri/VS750. The VS750 Wi-Fi appears to be more advanced than the Samsung, since it is certified for short guard interval and WMM Power Save.

  While these are the first phones to gain Wi-Fi certification for 802.11n, they may not be the first to market.

  Tags:  samsung gt-s phone guard-interval feature-phone engadget samsung