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NSA-approved: mobile virtualization

Posted on Wednesday May 31, 2017  |  virtualization, smartphones, mobile device management, cybersecurity

Server and desktop virtualization have been improving computing efficiency and data security for years. But with all the talk about mobile BYOD policies and corporate data protection on smartphones, the National Security Agency (NSA) believes virtualization is the key to true security. Here's what you need to know:

Amazon phones to become a reality soon

Posted on Tuesday May 30, 2017  |  voip, smartphones, amazon echo, amazon, alexa

Amazon is setting its sights on the VoIP market again and will use its Alexa technology to launch a new phone system. Based on a new patent, users of Amazon's artificial intelligence (AI) devices might soon be able to enjoy a smart speaker and phone in one. This won't be the eCommerce giant's first attempt at launching a wireless phone system, but this time it seems that they're taking the time to develop the technology. Read on to find out more.

The best features of Android's Nougat 7.0

Posted on Wednesday March 29, 2017  |  upgrades, system, smartphones, operating, nougat, innovations, google, android, advances

The good news? Google will be rolling out more features for Android 7.0 Nougat and Marshmallow devices earlier than expected! The bad news? Google hasn't yet confirmed which devices are eligible for the latest upgrades. In the meantime, here are four prominent features you should be keeping your eyes on:

Google Tests New Login Option

Posted on Tuesday January 05, 2016  |  trends, tech, smartphones, security, phishing, passwords, google

It seems Google is taking the issue of online security increasingly serious as they have recently unveiled their latest attempt to stem the tide of phishing. Trialing a password-free login option, they also aim to curb the dangers caused by ineffective and over simplified passwords - something that every small and medium sized business needs to be paying attention to. In simple terms, the function uses your smartphone to log in to your Google account - so how will it work?

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