Category: iOS

Aug 21, 2017

Apple Secure Enclave Firmware Hacked

Last week a hacker published the decryption key for the Apple iOS Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) firmware. Apples stated that

Aug 15, 2017

Google Helping Apple Users Fight Phishing Attacks

A very large portion of malware infections start by someone opening a dangerous attachment or clicking on a malicious link.

Aug 09, 2017

Three iOS Settings to Investigate

If you are an iOS user (iPhone, iPod & iPad), there are three settings that you should investigate. The first

Jul 20, 2017

IOS Malware Growing Faster than Android

Mobile security company Skycure released results of its Mobile Threat Intelligence report that shows a dramatic growth of malware attacking

Jul 13, 2017

More Potential Dangers of BYOD

On July 11, 2017, Microsoft ended support of Windows Phone 8.1. Not that there are a lot of Windows Phone

Jun 26, 2017

Usable iPhone Memory is Shrinking

It seems like you can never have enough memory for your smartphone. It's not really a problem for Android users

Jun 08, 2017

Apple Announces iOS 11 and Leaves Out Five Most Requested Features

The big news this week was the Apple announcement of iOS 11 and all of its whiz-bang features. In my

Jun 05, 2017

New Mobile App from Adobe to Create PDFs

Adobe has release a free mobile app that is used to convert paper to an editable PDF document. Adobe Scan

May 08, 2017

Login Details Still Being Exposed for Dozens of Popular iPhone Apps

Earlier this year, Will Strafach, chief executive at Sudo Security Group, set out to see which popular iPhone apps were

May 02, 2017

It’s Easy to Ditch an iPhone for a Galaxy S8

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is a wonderfully engineered device with a curved infinity display and unbelievable screen resolution. The fingerprint

Apr 13, 2017

More Forced Obsolescence from Apple?

Apple has a great business model. Only support one mobile and one computer operating system at a time. This forces

Mar 21, 2017

Is Office 365 the Same on All Systems?

The short answer is no. Certainly Office 365 has a ton of features if you run it from a Windows