GUEST OPINION: Breach and Attack Simulation is the tool that evaluates the strength of your cybersecurity by simulating attacks against your system. As Chief Security Officer Window Snyder states, “One single vulnerability is all an attacker needs.” Unless you get targeted by hackers, how can you know whether your system has weaknesses that could be … Read more
Tasmanian cherry grower Reid Fruits records a decline in product counterfeiting over the past three export seasons to Asia by deploying a Smart Fingerprint solution developed by authentication technologist Laava along with print specialist Peacock Bros. “Counterfeiting is a massive issue for us, as well as for countless other Australian fresh fruit producers,” said Reid … Read more
During its WWDC event a few weeks ago, Apple announced iOS 16, highlighting a “next-generation” CarPlay experience that automakers might not be ready for any time soon. It also announced a new “fueling and driving tasks apps” feature that you will actually be able to use once the update is released. Fueling and driving task … Read more
Tada Images/Shutterstock.com To better organize your apps, your iPhone allows you to create folders in which you can put relevant apps together. This makes finding apps easier and declutters your phone’s home screen. We’ll show you how to create and delete such folders on your iPhone. RELATED: 6 Tips for Organizing Your iPhone Apps Create … Read more
After the Supreme Court struck down Roe V. Wade, the Stardust period-tracker became the most downloaded app on iOS. But, is it available on Android? The Stardust app is creating waves on iOS, but is it available on Android? Stardust is an astrology-based menstrual cycle-tracking app that recently became the most downloaded period tracking app … Read more
It’s been nearly two years since California tech giant Apple removed Epic Games’ insanely popular battle royale Fortnite from its App Store on the iOS platform. So far, the situation has been more or less stagnant with the game still being far away from making a return. ADVERTISEMENT Article continues below this ad Speaking of … Read more
Last week marked 15 years since Apple started selling the original iPhone. The Wall Street Journal‘s Joanna Stern interviewed by former and present Apple executives and they discussed the original iPhone launch, the early days of the App Store, and more in a follow-up story published this Friday. One of the most interesting things about … Read more
Getting blue text bubbles in your Messages app, instead of green ones from non-iPhones, is supposedly Apple’s method of device lock-in. But, even more so, Apple Wallet is suddenly becoming the reason to continue using an iPhone—it keeps the device sticky so existing owners don’t jump ship. It’s been a slow burn to creating this … Read more
US fiber-optic network provider Metronet deploys Nokia’s next-generation PON technology to deliver 10GBps speeds to subscribers with an upgrade path to 25G. Nokia says Metronet will roll out XGS-PON in eight new markets with more communities planned. Metronet operates fiber-to-the-premise networks connecting homes, businesses, and cities with gigabit speeds that support applications such as HD … Read more
The Nanoleaf Lines are a smart lighting package that allows you to enjoy amazing artworks of light, designed however you like, with simple interlocking bars – well, lines – that dance with light and react to music. Make your own light show – without being constrained by out-of-the-box light shapes. Nanoleaf has released its latest … Read more
