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.
Will the new iPhone 6’s camera beat DSLRs?
Apple is implying that, with the release of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, the competition in digital photography is brought up to a new level with digital SLRs. Of course the notion is ridiculous, but let’s see some take from Cupertino on how it pairs the new iPhones with powerful DSLRs.
Neverquest banking Trojan now targets social media and gaming sites
The threat landscape is constantly evolving, and security researchers have discovered new iterations of an old Trojan malware that had targeted banking institutions in the past.
All you need to know from the Apple event: new iPhones, smartwatch and mobile payment
At long last, after months of speculation and rumors Apple has finally unveiled the new iPhone model, not just one but two versions of the smartphone: the iPhone 6 and the bigger iPhone 6 Plus. And as if those were not enough, the Cupertino giant also introduced a smartwatch and a mobile payment platform that […]
More than 300 Android apps found lacking in SSL certificate compliance
It appears from an independent SSL certificate testing performed on various Android apps that Google failed to authenticate the security of approximately 250 apps in its Play Store, and counting.
How to protect your photos from hackers
Over the Labor Day weekend the entertainment world was jolted by the hacking of hundreds of private photos of famous celebrities, opening the door to debates about how secure cloud environments are and how safe cloud users are.
