Finally in almost two years, BlackBerry Ltd. has released a new smartphone, which it calls BlackBerry Passport to resemble the feel of carrying the international emblem of everything mobile.
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Google making encryption a default setting on new Androids
Privacy advocates have a reason to exalt a new development at Google. The search giant has announced that it is bringing encryption as a default to all forthcoming versions of Android in a move to step up the privacy of the platform’s users. Though it’s long past due, it remains a welcome move.
Take these security precautions when using the Apple Pay system
Apple’s big event on Tuesday seemed to have highlighted only two things as far as consumer reactions go: the new and bigger iPhones and a smartwatch. There are three new offerings from the Cupertino for your information, the third being the NFC-based payment system called Apple Pay.
Many popular Android apps remain insecure, unencrypted
Talk of popular mobile apps on the Android or iOS operating systems and you have Instagram, Facebook, or OkCupid topping the list, among others. While these apps are currently in use by billions of users worldwide, a security research findings show that a lot of famous apps on the Android ecosystem have poor basic security […]
Google targets emerging markets with $105 Android One launch
Google aims to increase sales, particularly of its Android product, in emerging markets, starting with the launch of its $105 Android One devices in India, a major emerging economy. The low-cost handset unveiled in New Delhi on Monday is Google’s first product under the Android One family.
ZigBee Alliance announces a remote control standard for connected appliances
The Internet of Things continues to push its way through the burgeoning technology landscape, and a new remote control standard has surfaced to streamline the way users monitor and maneuver their connected home appliances.
