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Next up is the Outer Banks, which is like the Big Bend with some more cosmetic tweaks. Ford's 12-inch Sync 4 infotainment becomes an available option from here on out. Then the Wildtrak, which is an Outer Banks plus the V6 and advanced 4x4 stuff as standard, and it has all seven G.O.A.T. modes. Badlands comes after that, with 17-inch wheels, 33-inch tires, suspension that lets you electronically disconnect the front stabilizer bar, and that water-resistant interior. And finally there's the First Edition, which gets the Badlands mechanical bits, the Outer Banks interior, and the Wildtrak exterior, among other bits and bobs. During our briefing on the Bronco, Ford said that freedom for Bronco customers means being able to take the doors and roof off, and so all two- and four-door Broncos can do just that. The two-door has a three-section roof, the four-door has a four-section roof, and the modular hard top is designed to be easily removed by one person. (There's also a soft-top roof if … [Read more...] about Ford brings back the Bronco SUV with a dizzying array of options

Administrators of SAP systems are advised to apply SAP's patches as soon as possible, as Onapsis warned that the bug could let hackers take full control of a company's SAP applications and then steal proprietary technology and user data from internal systems. … [Read more...] about RECON bug lets hackers create admin accounts on SAP servers

Related CoverageUS amends ban to allow companies to work with Huawei for developing 5G standardsHuawei hits back as UK takes another look at 5G roleReuters alleges Huawei covered up ownership of Iranian affiliateCanadian major telcos effectively lock Huawei out of 5G buildHuawei rebukes US attempts to stymie foreign competition with chip ruleTSMC likely to survive US-Huawei dispute … [Read more...] about Huawei consumer business steams on as ban from UK 5G looms

Android phone users mostly stick to Google’s services which includes Gmail, Google Maps and of course, Google Search. Despite having options to use a search engine or maps of some other service provider, people mostly tend to stick to the ones provided by Google as it easily gets the job done. Now, this makes it difficult for Google’s competitors to make Android users try their services. Microsoft is now using a clever trick to make Android users try its Bing search engine instead of Google Search. As pointed out by a post on the Pixel Phone Help page, if you have installed the Outlook app on your Android phone then Microsoft is cleverly making you search things on Bing irrespective of whether you have installed Bing on your Android phone or not. “I noticed over the last few days that long press on text in Android now also includes a "Bing Search" option. I don't have the Bing app installed. Only Microsoft app I have on my phone is Outlook. Anyone know what is going … [Read more...] about Microsoft’s clever trick to get Android users search on Bing instead of Google

For example, in a factory setting, the customer can divide the 5G network for wireless CCTVs with those used by the workers. Data transfers on the cameras would not be impacted by smartphone use by employees, which will allow uninterrupted monitoring of the sites, KT said. … [Read more...] about KT to launch 5G network slicing for the enterprise