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BlueBorne exploit works against unpatched devices running Android, Linux, or Windows. Over the past decade, Bluetooth has become almost the default way for billions of devices to exchange data over short distances, allowing PCs and tablets to transfer audio to…
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As organisations look to DevOps for continuous development, delivery and integration of business functions, careful control is crucial Organisations are moving from traditional waterfall and cascade software development, where code is produced over defined time periods and combined with operational…
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Chrome 61 for Windows, MacOS and Linux lets web apps access USB peripherals and patches 22 security vulnerabilities. Google on Wednesday released Chrome 61 for Windows, MacOS and Linux, adding several new behind-the-scenes features — including one that lets web apps access…
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A frequent growth in mobile application development platform has helped in the solutions of the whole procedure of application creation. With cutting edge techniques, less complex modules and natural platform, nearly anybody would now be able to make his/her own…
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Internet Explorer (IE) and Edge lost market share in August, and the latest plunge may signal a renewal of losses after a five-month slow-down. Drip. Drip. Drip. That was the sound Microsoft’s browsers made last month as they leaked user share. Yet again….
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The need and the purpose of creating an app for your business is to stay in touch with target audience in an effective way and also to boost marketing opportunities. Here are some of the major uses of a mobile…
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As macOS becomes more popular at work, MobileIron has joined a chorus of EMM vendors focused on the platform as part of their unified endpoint management software offerings. Enterprise mobility management (EMM) software vendor MobileIron today announced its Apple release,…
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LIVE FROM GSMA MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS SHANGHAI 2017: Evolved Intelligence, a network signaling security specialist, warned operators racing to deploy 5G services in time for the Winter Olympic Games in 2018 were in danger of forgetting the security lessons of…
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Microsoft has warned users of Office for Mac 2011 not to upgrade to Apple’s macOS High Sierra when the new operating system launches next month. “Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Lync have not been tested on macOS 10.13 High Sierra,…
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What makes a good leader? The answer varies widely depending whom you ask. Whether you’re talking to researchers or practitioners, there’s not a lot of consensus. But there’s one trait that most agree can mark the difference between a good leader and a great…
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