Rumoured 12.9-inch iPad could be better for business productivity
Apple is reportedly planning to launch a 12.9-inch version of the iconic iPad tablet sometime in early 2015. A larger iPad could be a more effective tool for mobile business users, but only if Apple...
View Article5 reasons a small Windows tablet might be in your future
There are a number of smaller Windows tablets hitting the shelves now from Microsoft OEM partners and more on the horizon. At face value it seems like a late attempt by the Windows ecosystem to get in...
View ArticleCitrix ShareConnect extends the power of your PC to your tablet
In an ideal world, a tablet would be an extension of the PC - a device that is more portable, yet still enables users to continue work done while on the go. Tablets like the iPad and Samsung Galaxy Tab...
View ArticleThe game is not yet over for Gameover Zeus botnet
If you've ever watched a horror movie, you know the trope where the hero seemingly kills the monster, but as soon as he turns his back to walk away the monster regains consciousness and attacks again...
View ArticleApple Pay could put an end to data breaches
The retail data-breach epidemic highlighted by Target now has other famous victims, including UPS, Home Depot, and Dairy Queen. If you've used a credit card sometime in the past year or two, there's a...
View ArticleSurvey finds generation gaps in adoption of new tech
Wearable tech and Internet-of-Things (IoT) gadgets are all the rage. A new survey from Acquity Group, though, illustrates how different generations are embracing these new developments.
View ArticleSurvey: BYOD security remains spotty, with users unaware or unmotivated about...
Many organisations have embraced the concept of bring your own device (BYOD), allowing employees to use their own personal smartphones and tablets at work. A new survey from BitDefender, however,...
View ArticleWhat you need to know about new zero day that hits most supported Windows...
Microsoft issued a security advisory this week with details of a zero day vulnerability that affects every supported version of the Windows operating system with the exception of Windows Server 2003....
View ArticleBeware this online shopping scam: Fake order confirmations
During the holiday season it's not unusual for both UPS and FedEx to show up at the Bradley household on an almost daily basis. We receive order confirmation and shipping notification emails for each...
View ArticleReport: iOS users care more about privacy and data security than Android users
You wouldn't think privacy and security were platform-specific, but data released by cloud storage service iDrive today seems to say that iPhone and Android users differ in this way as well as many...
View ArticleExperts pick the top 5 security threats for 2015
Massive, high-profile data breaches pockmarked 2014, culminating in the bizarre events surrounding the hack of Sony Pictures--allegedly by North Korea in retaliation for the politically incorrect...
View ArticleData breaches can be prevented with one simple solution
There have been so many major data breaches over the past year or two that it's hardly even news anymore when millions of customer accounts are compromised. We've become jaded, and just expect that...
View ArticleTravellers beware: Hackers are after your information
Frequent fliers get all the perks - and all the attention from cyber criminals, apparently. United Airlines, American Airlines, and Park-n-Fly have all reported breaches in the past few days, pointing...
View ArticleOffice Online vs. Office 365: What's free, what's not, and what you really need
Microsoft Office, once an expensive investment (or furtive appropriation), is now available in free as well as paid forms, on basically any device with a screen.
View ArticleIs Windows 10 the end of privacy as we know it?
Some are freaking out over Windows 10 privacy settings but Microsoft is not "Big Brother" and the features and services that make Windows 10 great require some tradeoffs of privacy for functionality.
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