Why President Obama is still on Blackberry

    President Obama currently uses a Blackberry smartphone for official communications. He is also the first President of the United States to frequently use email to keep in contact with others.

Malware vulnerability for Android; increasing?

    According to security firm McAfee, mobile malware has made its way in other parts of the world. McAfee discovered almost 700,000 new variants of malware aimed at Android-based mobile devices, according to the company's third-quarter threat report released on November 20.

Your Phone may become smarter than you soon

    It may seem unjust, but your phone may adjust your life in a not so distant future. This may seem a little overwhelming and highly unlikely, but according to research firm Gartner, by 2017, your phone will be able to use data it perceives in a way you can't to perform automatic actions, such as adjusting your alarm to wake you up sooner if there is traffic that morning (awesome!), or automatically sending an apology when you are running late for a meeting.

Are Fingerprints the future for passwords?

The iPhone 5S was released with the so called TouchID

 
     Written passwords are so yesterday. With the generation today, passwords that we always write on physical (or virtual) keyboards doesn't just cut out. Which is why Apple made a thought on how we would work out with something a little less obtrusive and annoying. Something we all have in ourselves since we were born and something unique to each one of us, our Finger. More exactly, the print on it.