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Mini PC Windows 10, smallest desktop that fits in your pocket

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Mini PC windows OS running device is an absolute stir in mobile personal computing

If your smartphone is not enough to process all your data while on the go and needs a Microsoft Word to aid your report, a Mini PC could be your new buddy. Since technology is getting smaller and smarter each tick of a clock. From a smartphone to a wearable smartwatch, a mini PC can’t be overlooked. Now you can take with you, your home desktop PC where ever business events you will go.

Personal computing device is getting cheaper, smaller and faster. It seems we couldn’t all live without these mobile devices.

Here are 4 best Mini PC windows 2017 that could fall in a pocket-wise design category. There are several worth to mention as a mini pc to drool with but I personally pick only these three, for now.

The Ockel Sirius B Black Cherry pocket pc is a marvel

The Sirius B Black Cherry is the upgraded version of our Ockel Sirius B. It has a Quad-core Intel X5-Z8300 processor, 4GB of RAM and a Wi-Fi-AC chip, so you can run more and heavier applications at the same time. Internal memory has been expanded to 64GB and we integrated 2 USB ports. One USB 2.0 port and one USB 3.0 port, enabling you to transfer data up to 10 times faster. Windows 10, HDMI, Bluetooth 4.0, a Micro SD card slot and audio and microphone connection are included as well.

This Sirius B Black Cherry is a full Mini PC windows 10 small desktop in a device that easily could be considered a mini PC rightfully fit in your back pocket.

Kangaroo Plus Mobile Mini PC rightfully fits in

The Kangaroo Mobile Desktop is presently a tech savvy favorite in mini PC category whenever mobile handy is concerned. This pocket PC is non binding OS mini which is Windows 10 compatible. It offers a wide range of unique features for less than $170. This is more than half the price of your home desktop Windows 10 PC.

Kangaroo Plus Mobile Mini PC, Intel Atom x5 Z8500, 4GB LPDDR3, 64GB eMMC, Finger Print Reader. This one includes a built-in battery for up to 2.5 hours of unplugged use, a fingerprint security scanner for quick logins. And a removable ports dock and the ability to use an iPad as a screen. On the other hand, the Kangaroo is powered by an Atom processor with 4GB of RAM, which means it’s not powerful enough to be your primary PC.

Dell Inspiron i3050 is a hard core mini PC

Somewhat this is a bit smaller than the Mac Mini, Dell’s design looks bulkier to be considered pocket PC but its simple black framework, yet inside you’ll find a humble 2.41GHz Intel Dual-Core Celeron processor, 2GB of RAM and 32GB of onboard storage. It comes with three USB 2.0 ports and one USB 3.0 port, as well as a wired mouse and keyboard.

This mini PC device features a true Windows PC that comes standard with Windows 8.1. A responsive performance to enjoy fast boot-up and access to your data with a responsive and reliable 32GB solid-state drive,

Storage that fits your needs with plenty of storage space for your digital files with up to 500GB hard drive storage in a surprisingly small package. Compact and capable that can easily upgrade memory and storage with an ultra-small design that makes customization simple that comes along with a one-year subscription of up to 20GB of Dropbox for added room.

Raspberry PI 3 Model B can’t be underrated

This fruity sounds-like Mini PC windows can’t be underrated, Raspberry PI 3 Model B can be undermined. It is built on the latest Broadcom 2837 ARMv8 64 bit processor the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B is faster and more powerful than its predecessors.

It has improved power management to support more powerful external USB devices and now comes with built-in wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. To take full advantage of the improved power management on the Raspberry Pi 3 and provide support for even more powerful devices on the USB ports, a 2.5A adapter is required.

Google Android device manager and WiFi security bug patched

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Google Android device manager and WiFi security bug patched in April OS update

My Android device has been acting strange lately, it keeps tossing me a WiFi notice saying “Waiting for WiFi connection to download”. I wonder if this is related to the WiFi bug that has been reported recently.

Google Playstore is even not usable to update applications, even if you get your device connected to WiFi or just on the network data, that doesn’t matter. The pop-up notice just keeps haunting on my mobile device. Does anyone experience the same issue?

This recent bug found a serious security flaw in WiFi chipsets of both iOS and Android systems that allows hackers to invade devices within WiFi range.

It is associated with the WiFi Broadcom chipset implemented in iOS and Android devices. This enables the execution of any harmful code “by WiFi accessibility exclusively, requesting no user permission.” The bug permits anyone who is on the same WiFi access point to perform code on other devices.

Project Zero researcher Gal Beniamini explained this the “lack of security protections built into many software and hardware platforms made the Broadcom chipset a prime target.” Because of the difficulty of the firmware implementation of the WiFi SoC it lags associated with having respect to security. It again lacks a lot of basic security provisions which makes it a prime target for exploitation.

Android security update, fixing 102 vulnerabilities

Google is going with its April 2017 Android security update, fixing 102 various vulnerabilities in the mobile operating system. Of the vulnerabilities patched by Google this month, just 15 are graded as having critical impact.

Not surprisingly, the media sever aspect is once again being patched by Google. The Android sever has been patched in every Android security update issued by Google since August 2015. Within the new April update, server addresses for 15 flaws in total, which include six rated as crucial, five as high and four with only average impact.

On the other hand, many Android OS users have overlooked their Google Android device manager application which is very helpful whenever there is an unexpected event. In such as tracing your lost device and wiping it data remotely. Using Google device manager, but before you can use it, you need to set the Google android device manager by: o to 1. Settings 2. Location and Security 3. Device Administrator. IMAGE/Softpedia.com