Google may have all the good reasons when it unveiled a default encryption security for the next-generation Android L operating system for mobile devices. But on deeper look there seems to be lacking in how the search giant plans to implement the security model on devices.
The Evolution of Wearable Technology [Infographic]
Whether they choose watches, glasses or bracelets, it seems as though most consumers will be outfitted in different forms of wearable technology in the near future.
5 Best Phones To Consider for a Holiday Upgrade
If you’re looking for a smartphone upgrade this holiday season, you’ll find plenty of options vying for your attention. This major gift-giving time sparks companies to offer some stellar deals. Whether you’re ready to treat yourself to a special upgrade as a personal splurge or you’re looking for a standout gift for someone very special, […]
Google implements physical FIDO U2F security key on top of two-factor authentication
In a continuing, but infant, step into eliminating the password and replacing it with more robust security tokens, Google is looking to a physical security key to help security-conscious customers and users protect their devices.
How to protect yourself from a new variant of Koler ransomware
In May this year, we reported about a Trojan ransomware dubbed Koler that targets Android devices by pretending to be a legit app but actually manipulates the devices’ screen to cash in on fake alerts alleged to be coming from law enforcers worldwide, such as the FBI in the United States.
Would you stick with Gmail or move on to Inbox?
Already, there are many rave impressions on Google’s Inbox after its debut this week. It seems also that engineers at Google have finally realized that Gmail is gradually losing the luster it once possessed in the early days since it was launched in 2004, a time when email services were in high demand due to […]
