Why it matters to you G Suite’s new security feature makes it easier for account administrators to prevent phishing attacks on user data before they happen. Google is beefing up security for its enterprise G Suite apps with Selective OAuth whitelisting a new feature it announced on Thursday.
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A recent report from the online threat testing group AV-Test showed some interesting new information, mainly focused on the safety of the internet for platforms like Windows and Android.
According to the report published, Linux and macOS saw the largest gains in new threats, with Windows dropping 15% from the previous year.
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Do you ever find yourself glued to your TV mesmerized by all the dishes you see on the Food Network? The struggle with recreating meals is that sometimes we need a visual guide in the kitchen.
Food Network’s aptly-named In The Kitchen app knows that not everyone’s a seasoned chef — no pun intended — and it’s purpose is to get you off the couch.
The app gives you access to all its popular recipes — more than 70,000. whether it’s breakfast, lunch, dinner, or dessert — from renowned chefs like Bobby Flay, Rachael Ray, Guy Fieri, and more.
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Living in past is the fad again, and I’m leaning in by turning my smartphone into a time machine. As if it wasn’t already obvious, nostalgia is in, everyone.
Nostalgia doesn’t seem to be limited to my bubble either. Every old thing seems to be getting a reboot, from the Twin Peaks TV show to the Nokia 3310 cellphone, to high-rise jeans (Frankly, a fad I can get behind). I’m not sure if this is 2017 or 1997 anymore, so I thought that maybe it would be entertaining to use my Galaxy S8 as a time machine and take me back to when Bill Clinton was in the Oval Office and the Spice Girls were my favorite thing.
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Hey, folks! It’s time to dig through the App Store and Play Store and find some well-put-together apps!
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Google is looking at potentially supporting Btrfs on Android devices. Btrfs lacking native file-based encryption makes it a non-starter for them.
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Android cofounder Andy Rubin’s Essential Home, a smart hub device meant to rival both the Amazon Echo and Google Home, will use smart assistants from its competitors.
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The latest developer preview for Android O doesn’t change a lot at first glance, but it does have a handful of user-facing changes that are actually pretty nice. One that I’ve noticed as trying out DP3 on is a constant notification telling me which background apps are running at any given time.
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Given how complicated and unforgiving smartphones can be, it’s not surprising that installing an app by mistake, misplacing a file, or screwing up settings are all-too-common occurrences. That’s true even on Samsung’s Galaxy S8, which puts ease-of-use features first and foremost.
Resetting a Galaxy S8 to factory default is a lot easier than you might think.
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Having guided you through the not-all-that-straightforward process of switching from Android to iOS, we’re back to tell you how to go in the opposite direction. (Make your mind up will you?) Going from Apple-powered devices to Google’s platform is either ridiculously easy or rather taxing, depending on your current setup.
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