Category: Smartphone

Mar 05, 2015

Microsoft Apps Available on Samsung Devices

Microsoft really wants you to use its products, not just on a computer, but on your mobile devices too. Recent

Mar 03, 2015

Lollipop Not Encrypted By Default

Encryption protects your data, even from the government. The FBI, law enforcement and government agencies went ballistic when Apple released

Feb 17, 2015

A Tech Gadget to Bring Us Back to Historical Times

What a great gift to buy someone and it only costs $12. The NoPhone is just that. Not a phone.

Feb 03, 2015

Galaxy S5 Lollipop Landed at Verizon

If you are a Verizon Wireless customer in the United States and have a Galaxy S5, the Android Lollipop update

Jan 27, 2015

Office 2016 Preinstalled on Mobile Windows 10 Devices

Some people call preinstalled software bloatware. Typically, we see bloatware installed on mobile devices by the cellular carriers and you

Dec 31, 2014

It’s Easy to Bypass Smartphone Fingerprint Security

Ever since Apple delivered an iPhone with Touch ID there have been all kinds of ways to defeat the sensor.

Dec 29, 2014

Android Apps Sucking Your Personal Data

It still amazes me that a smartphone app needs access to personal data in order to function. As an example,

Dec 23, 2014

VPN Unlimited on Sale

If you have ever wanted to try out your own personal VPN, BGR is selling a VPN Unlimited Premium Plan

Dec 15, 2014

Be Cautious of Wearable Technology

SC Magazine identified a report from security researchers at Bitdefender showing just how insecure communications with your wearable technology can

Nov 25, 2014

Leaky Password Managers on Android

Ars technica posted a very scary bit of information last week. In early 2013, security researchers discovered that some password

Nov 12, 2014

Office on Android and iOS Devices is Now Free

There have been all kinds of reports about the recent announcement concerning Microsoft’s Office offering. The announcement means that Office

Nov 10, 2014

Didn’t Jailbreak Your iPhone, No Problem – You Can Still Get Infected

Apple has always been big on touting the security of the App Store and protecting its products from malicious software.