Japanese artist Hiro Ando is all set to launch his new NFT collection named Samurai Cats on December 12. On launch the project will offer 4747 Samurai Cats on the vast digital space of NFT. Ando, who leads the Japanese neo-pop art space and is also the co-founder of Studio Crazy NOOdles, plans to revolutionize the contemporary art market by relying entirely on NFTs or “non-fungible tokens.” He says that these unique digital property titles guarantee the authenticity of the artworks and allows the artist and buyer to navigate smoothly between the physical and virtual worlds for their choice of art....

The chair also comes with height-adjustable arms, a tilt tension knob, and a recline lever. Which lets you recline the back up to 135-degrees to find your preferred seating angle. It comes in five colorways – Gray Fabric, Gray, Red, Green, and Blue, and is already available for sale. The Respawn Spire gaming chair uses cooling gel in the seat The Respawn Spire gaming chair uses cooling gel in the seat...

This is pretty surprising, since Google has not yet released the final version of Android 12 yet. That is typically when partners like Samsung, start rolling out their own beta programs. This is great news though, as it is the earliest that the beta program has ever started for Samsung. Unfortunately, the beta program, as for now, is only available to Galaxy S21 owners in the US. And you’ll be able to register through the Samsung Members app....

Samsung promises four years of Android OS updates for its flagships Samsung promises four years of Android OS updates for its flagships This, of course, applies to the Galaxy S22 series, but even some older flagships. Samsung confirmed that this promise goes for its 2021 flagship as well. So, the Galaxy S21 series is included (including the S21 FE), and so is the Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Z Flip 3....

The research firm uncovered the security vulnerability during what it calls the Kryptowire Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST). The test found that this vulnerability permitted local apps “to mimic system-level activity and ‘hijack’ critical protected functionality,” Kryptowire said. After gaining access to the device in this fashion, the attacker could theoretically carry out a factory reset, remove/install apps, or even make phone calls. This vulnerability also allows the attacker to weaken HTTPS security via weaker root certificates....