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  1. iFlytek Fika is another phone-sized eReader with a 6.13 inch E Ink display

    The iFlytek Fika is a pocket-sized eBook reader with a 6.13 inch, 824 x 1648 pixel E Ink Carta 1300 greyscale touchscreen display, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a 2580 mAh battery, and an operating system based on Android 15.

    The most interesting thing about this gadget though is that unlike most Kindle or Kobo eReaders, it’s small enough to fit in your pocket like a phone, making it easy to […]

    #china #ereader #fika #iflytek #iflytekFika #phoneSizedEreader Read more: liliputing.com/iflytek-fika-is
  2. #MyDeepGuide with some #privacy network tests on #epaper devices. He developed a test method and an interesting Python analysis/report workflow that is supposed to be published. 👍

    First run:
    #iFlyTek #AINote vs #BooxGo 10.3. How Private are These Devices?
    youtube.com/watch?v=srFT5OkJPmU

    Seems like the #Boox platform offers better privacy compared to the iFlyTek product.

    Looking forward to more tests like that. I assume that #reMarkable will be considerable worse. #Supernote is scheduled as well.

    #cloud #AI #OCR

  3. iFlytek claims its Spark 3.0 AI bests GPT-3.5 in Chinese & is solid in English. A stock hiccup from a tablet controversy hasn't stopped plans for Spark 4.0 to rival GPT-4 next year, with Huawei. #AI #iFlytek #ChinaTech

  4. Popular #Keyboard Apps Leak User Data: Billion Potentially Exposed
    Popular keyboard apps leak user data! #CitizenLab reports 8 out of 9 #Android #IME expose keystrokes. Researchers analyzed keyboard apps from nine major vendors: #Baidu, #Honor, #Huawei, #iFlytek, #OPPO, #Samsung, #Tencent, #Vivo, and #Xiaomi. Alarmingly, they found vulnerabilities in eight of these apps that could allow attackers to steal users’ #keystrokes as they type. Change yours & protect passwords! hackread.com/keyboard-apps-lea

  5. "We urge users to install the latest updates to their keyboard apps and that they keep their mobile operating systems up to date. We also recommend that at-risk users consider switching from a cloud-based keyboard app to one that operates entirely on-device."

    Vulnerabilities across keyboard apps reveal keystrokes to network eavesdroppers:

    citizenlab.ca/2024/04/vulnerab

    by @citizenlab

    #Samsung #Baidu #Honor #Huawei #iFlytek #OPPO #TenCent #Vivo #Xiaomi #Pinyin #China #Security #DigitalSecurity