“Blackberry Mercury” had long been discussed by tech experts after it got leaked late last year. It added excitement to the rejuvenated Blackberry crew wishing to return to the top of the Smartphone industry. Last week at CES 2017, a glimpse of the latest phone from Blackberry was revealed by ... Read More »
Rudy Giuliani is no stranger to the cybersecurity industry. The former New York City mayor’s consulting business, Giuliani Partners, advises clients on related fields like anti-terrorism, crime reduction, and even the protection of sensitive facilities like desalinization facilities and chemical companies. He made an appearance at BlackBerry’s Security Summit last summer, where he ... Read More »
BlackBerry is currently working on its last in-house smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard, rumoured to be called the Blackberry DTEK70 aka Mercury. Recent leaks indicate the smartphone will be launched at CES 2017. Fresh leaks, however, shed more light on display specifications, design, and more. Last week, a render made ... Read More »
Like a stubborn virus, the necessity for logins and passwords clings to us all. But advances in mobile phone technology and the initiatives of healthcare payers are making headway. Last month, Cigna became the latest payer to add authentication via fingerprint to its patient-facing mobile app. Now the MyCigna app ... Read More »
Microsoft has revealed to the world tonight its plans for making mixed reality mainstream in 2017 and how it managed to get Windows 10 – the full OS – to run phone hardware (Windows 10 on ARM). That’s a lot of info to digest with a ton of implications for ... Read More »
The Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS) has admitted to taking a “close look’ at the iPhone 6S, following recent reports from users about random shutdowns. That’s according to the Korea Herald, a local new agency that says that problem “could potentially be a safety issue”. KATS is a ... Read More »
In early 2016, Apple struck a deal to put the iPad Pro in dugouts throughout Major League Baseball. Now, Apple wants to put the iPad on ice—no, not like that. TSN, Canada’s version of ESPN, is reporting that Apple and the National Hockey League are in “late-stage negotiations” to bring ... Read More »
Licensing the secure Android OS over to OEMs would significantly reduce BlackBerry’s financial risk. However, it would also open up a security loophole for the security-focussed company. Investors and end-users need to take a hard look at BlackBerry. Flickr It looks like BlackBerry’s(NSDQ:BBRY) turnaround efforts are picking up pace. The beleaguered ... Read More »
While an Australian carrier pegged the release date of the final version of Android 7.1.1 Nougat for devices supported by Google as December 6, it looks like the rollout is already under way. That is, at least for one phone, and it’s not a Nexus, nor a Pixel. It’s the ... Read More »
Cuba’s historic revolutionary leader Fidel Castro died Friday aged 90, after defying the United States during a half-century of iron-fisted rule and surviving the eclipse of global communism. One of the world’s longest-serving rulers and modern history’s most singular characters, Castro defied 11 US administrations and hundreds of assassination attempts. ... Read More »
