Remote working has become a buzzword since 2020. Major companies are either working with 100% remote staff or have some part of their teams working remotely. However, the IT and tech community has been hiring remote developers or getting remote development for many years.
Your health care record is most attractive to hackers
The recent cyber attacks on Anthem and most recently Premera Blue Cross, a health insurance company, are clear indications of what hackers are up to at present: your health care data.
Microsoft installing Windows 10 in Xiaomi’s Android devices
While Android and iPhone devices are enjoying favorable market dominance, Microsoft continues to struggle with dwindling market share in an era of mobile eruption. Now the software company is making ambitious inroads into overtaking Android devices with its Windows 10 operating system.
Google Play to start reviewing apps based on age ratings
Google’s history of accepting apps to its online marketplace has been remarkably contrary to Apple’s approach since Google does not implement a long review process for each app before publishing. But that is going to change with Google Play Store’s new policy.
How Facebook’s Messenger mobile payment works
Facebook isn’t contented with allowing you to just send messages or photos to friends via its Messenger app, it now wants to let you send payments as well.
Yahoo starts to Kill the Password and 2-factor Verification Concept
The two-factor authentication is only beginning to gain traction among the technology landscape, but Yahoo is already on its way to killing it, besides the password.
