Apple was the first one to come up with a biometric system on their smartphone when they released their Apple iPhone 5s in September 2013 and after what Ericsson calculated through their poll, looks like 2014 will have a lot of smartphones that will have a biometric system also known as finger print recognition hardware.
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Nokia reportedly working on a low cost Android phone, codenamed Normandy
Back in November a picture of a smartphone was leaked that showed a Nokia phone codenamed Normandy, but there was not much to it as it was just a picture showing the front and back of a smartphone with a touch screen and no visible navigation buttons.
Qualcomm to launch 64 bit quad core Snapdragon 410
Qualcomm is known very well for their mobile chips and is also the company to have the most powerful chip used in a smartphone, the Snapdragon 800 which can be found in some of the popular smartphones like the LG Nexus 5 and Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
Intel plans to offer different CPU platforms for Tablets next year
If any company knows about processors and micro-processors more than anyone it would be Intel. Intel has a long history with manufacturing processors and there should be nothing holding them back to inter the android market with their processors.
Google to launch Nexus TV set top box by 2014
When it comes to Google, you would always see them a step ahead whether it’s about novel technologies or out-of-the-box improvisations. But this time Google is targeting something very much beyond our imagination (almost unexpected from Google).
Why An Offline Password Manager Is A Crucial Security Tool
Offline security tools help protect your information by avoiding the online login process; keeping all of your passwords and credentials stored safely on your machine. Whether you’re a small business, large corporation, or just an individual looking to improve your password security, these tools can massively overhaul your cybersecurity efforts.
