Category: Mobile

Nov 21, 2016

Apple Still Gathering User’s Data: Feature or Bug?

One of the things we do at Sensei is mobile forensics. As a result, we've been analyzing iPhones for many

Nov 08, 2016

Samsung Improves Printing from Phones and Tablets

If you own a Samsung device, your life just got a lot easier, especially when it comes to printing from

Nov 07, 2016

Mobile Devices Swarming the Internet

BRG reported that according to data released by StatCounter, 51.3% of all web visits last month came from mobile devices

Nov 03, 2016

LastPass is Now Free for All Devices

There are no more excuses for not using a password manager. One of the most popular password managers is now

Oct 19, 2016

Older Android Devices Vulnerable to Ghost Push Malware

According to a recent report, the Ghost Push family of malware is responsible for most of the Android infections. The

Oct 18, 2016

Fingerprint TouchID Still Won’t Protect Your Device

We need to rethink using biometrics as an authentication method to protect our devices. The problem is that people are

Oct 10, 2016

Steps to Find Your Stolen or Lost Laptop

Mobile devices are especially valuable to thieves on the secondary market. There are some steps you should take before losing

Oct 04, 2016

Even the Latest iPhones Still Have Terrible Battery Life

If you travel a lot or have visited an airport recently, there always seem to be a mad hunt for

Sep 14, 2016

Only One Way to Stop Google Play from Tracking You

Android users have been complaining that a recent update to Google Play caused battery life to take a nose dive.

Sep 12, 2016

iPhones Fail More Often than Android Phones

Say it isn't so. If the recent Apple announcement to remove the headphone jack isn't enough to make you buy

Aug 24, 2016

Tool for Mac Users to Migrate from Evernote to OneNote

A lot of Evernote users are not real happy with the new pricing model. The free version only allows syncing

Jul 27, 2016

The Death of SMS-Based Two Factor Authentication

You should be using two factor authentication (2FA) wherever you can. For those less technically inclined, 2FA uses a second