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  1. 001CNETSEP · 20English

    Say Hello to RatHat, a New AI-Powered Malware Invading the Android Ecosystem

    RatHat is AI-powered malware targeting Android devices that tricks users into downloading fake apps mimicking legitimate software like Google Chrome. It exploits accessibility permissions to gain admin-level control, stealing passwords, authentication codes, and financial app data from victims primarily in China. The malware can only be removed via factory reset and is best avoided by verifying official app sources and avoiding suspicious links.

    By Joe Hindy
  2. 002CNETSEP · 18English

    The Clicks Communicator Ships in December With More RAM and New Mobile Service

    Clicks Technology is launching its Clicks Communicator phone in December at $649 with upgraded specs: 12GB RAM (up from 8GB) and a 4,350-mAh battery (up from 4,000 mAh), bucking industry trends of price increases and memory cuts. The BlackBerry-inspired device features a physical keyboard, notification light, and headphone jack, with an optional Clicks Mobile service running on AT&T and Vodafone.

    By Patrick Holland
  3. 003CNETSEP · 18English

    Bose Just Dropped New Sport Open Earbuds and Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen)

    Bose released two new open earbud models: the Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen) at $299 with improved sound, bass, and 9-hour battery life, and the new Sport Open Earbuds at $199 designed for active use. Both feature open designs that keep users aware of surroundings and are available for preorder September 19, shipping October 1.

    By David Carnoy
  4. 004CNETSEP · 17English

    Forget the iPhone Duo — the First iPhone Had More Hype and a More Shocking Price

    CNET reviewers revisit their 2007 assessment of the original iPhone, which launched at $499 (roughly $800 today) and generated comparable hype and shock to Apple's newly announced foldable iPhone Duo at $2,000. The original iPhone was praised for its innovative design and interface but criticized for missing features, network limitations, and expensive pricing relative to competitors of that era.

    By Patrick Holland
  5. 005CNETSEP · 15English

    Is iOS 27 Draining Your iPhone Battery? Don’t Panic, That’s Normal

    Apple released iOS 27 on September 14, featuring Siri AI and other upgrades. Users may experience temporary battery drain after installation due to background indexing and setup processes, which Apple confirmed is normal. Heavy iPhone usage post-update can also contribute to battery depletion, though performance should stabilize once setup completes.

    By Zachary McAuliffe