Samer Hmouda
I was Borne and raised in Kuwait, I take my degree in low from Lebanese university in 1994.
Technology is my passion so I read and teach myself a lot of things related to networking and technology. Internet was one of the most help tools in my learning. I watch many videos and learn from many articles which I read on the web, so now I will try to help others same as I got help from others without waiting for any thanks.
Samer H.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 hands-on: More of everything!
It is August, and Samsung is staying true to its typical release cycle by announcing a NOTE-worthy successor to one of its biggest devices.
Samsung Galaxy Watch is announced in two sizes with LTE and multi-day battery life
Surprise, surprise! It turns out that Samsung had one more thing to show us at today's Unpacked event.
Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ hands-on
For every smartphone market watcher out there, it's clear as day that Samsung is doing a rather awesome job with its Android smartphones.
Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ hands-on: worthy of celebrity hands
For every smartphone market watcher out there, it's clear as day that Samsung is doing a rather awesome job with its Android smartphones.
Why Linux is better than Windows or macOS for security
Enterprises invest a lot of time, effort and money in keeping their systems secure. The most security-conscious might have a security operations center.
Windows 10 Build 17093: Multi-GPU Controls, Fewer Passwords, HDR Calibration
Microsoft’s upcoming Redstone 4 build of Windows 10 (aka Windows 10 Spring Creators Update) is still adding features, including several new capabilities of interest to enthusiasts — and a few puzzling changes unique to Windows 10 S. Let’s take a look at what’s in the pipeline.
Spectre reboot problems: Now Intel replaces its buggy fix for Skylake PCs
Intel has released new microcode to address the stability and reboot issues on systems after installing its initial mitigations for Variant 2 of the Meltdown and Spectre attacks.
iPhone source code leak? Apple cracks down on 'iOS bootloader' posted on GitHub
Someone has published the purported source code for the iOS bootloader, iBoot, potentially opening the door for hackers and jailbreakers to find vulnerabilities in Apple's mobile OS.
Cisco: Severe bug in our security appliances is now under attack
Cisco's Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) flaw with a CVSS score of 10 is now being exploited by attacks.
No more Windows 10 passwords? Microsoft says Hello to palm-vein biometrics
Microsoft has added Windows 10 Pro support for palm-vein authentication, as part of its Windows Hello facial and fingerprint-recognition system.
