Android has had some exciting new additions to its device line-up this year. From Google’s new Pixel phones to Kodak’s first moveinto the smartphone market, Android is continuing its dominance as a leading OS. Android does, however, seem to have a security problem – even if its reputation isn’t entirely ... Read More »
The wait for Android 7.0 Nougat, Google’s latest mobile OS, is finally over for the Nexus 6. It’s been more than a month since Google officially released Android 7.0. But while it quickly landed for the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus Player, and Nexus 9 Wi-Fi, the upgrade for the ... Read More »
CLINTON AND TRUMP aren’t the only ones campaigning this fall. The ACLU, Human Rights Watch, and Amnesty International came together this week in a renewed initiative to get whistleblower Edward Snowden pardoned by the Obama administration before he leaves office in January. Conveniently, Snowden, the biopic directed Oliver Stone, opens this weekend and ... Read More »
How secure are your mobile apps? Ask any enterprise mobile developer and the answer will almost certainly be that security is a top priority. But smart IT departments should be asking more questions than that, and developers should be prepared to answer them. Just saying your app encrypts its data ... Read More »
Join us for UNLOCKED – A live webinar where we unveil and officially launch a brand new IT Security training course. It’s happening on September 20 2016 1pm EDT. You will see our latest course in action and we will have a live Q&A at the end too. Oh – ... Read More »
Continuing his tirade against GSTN, a company that has been formed to create IT backbone for GST, BJP MP Subramanian Swamy on Thursday demanded action against former Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, claiming no security clearance was taken for the firm set up during the UPA regime. Mr. Swamy tweeted ... Read More »
Google launched the first Android phone in the US in 2008, and there are now 1.4 billion Android users around the world. The total ecosystem is huge: 400 companies partner with 500 carriers to produce over 4,000 distinct phones, tablets, and TVs running Android. When we founded Android, the idea ... Read More »
BlackBerry is set to have another attempt to make its comeback in the modern mobile era with BlackBerry DTEK50. ADVERTISEMENT It can be recalled that last year, BlackBerry’s Periv, its first-ever Android smartphone, was a flop. It failed to compete against smartphone giants Apple and Samsung. With hopes of redeeming ... Read More »
Lifestage, Facebook’s new app aimed at teens, is a great concept that captures a bit of the energy Facebook once had as a startup. It’s got a huge privacy issue that may affect teens, though. The main (maybe only) problem with Lifestage is that it relies on self-reporting for age. ... Read More »
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update started rolling out on August 2 and with it comes a host of new features for consumers, including significant updates to Microsoft’s Windows Ink pen recognition software, advancements for its virtual assistant Cortana, the addition of Windows Hello in apps and Microsoft Edge, and various ... Read More »
