While many Pennsylvanians found a new smartphone under the tree last month, Secretary of Banking and Securities Robin L. Wiessmann urges consumers to consider several strategies to protect their new smartphones from phony apps that can steal information, take over that new device, and wreak havoc on personal networks.
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The KODAK Mini 2 Instant Photo Printer (www.kodakphotoprinter.com) is the next generation of the company’ mini mobile photo printer and the latest product to join the growing line of Kodak branded instant-print products.
It’s even more compact than the original and prints credit card-sized (2.1”x3.4”) photos using its high-quality 4Pass (dye-sublimation) printing technology. The world’s smallest dye-sub photo printer, the portable KODAK Mini 2 comes in glossy black or white models and is available for purchase on Amazon.com for $99.99.
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As cyberattacks double in 2017, NordVPN recommends a list of privacy & As another year is drawing to a close, cybersecurity experts are warning that Internet users should start taking their privacy and security more seriously.
Cyberattacks in 2017 have been happening at a twice higher rate than in 2016, but many Internet users still make such basic mistakes as easy-to-guess passwords, clicking on unfamiliar links sent through emails or going to a public WiFi network without using a VPN.
NordVPN is sharing its list of the best security and privacy apps for 2018.
Eltima Software has upgraded CloudMounter (https://cloudmounter.net), its cloud manager for macOS, to version 3.0. The app mounts cloud storages on your Mac saving your disk space and protects your online files with the encryption feature.
With version 3.0, it’s now possible to mount your main Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive accounts with encryption for free. Support for Box and Backblaze B2 clouds is now available, as well as the connection to Amazon S3-compatible cloud solutions.
Read MoreA new study from Juniper Research (www.juniperresearch.com) finds that there will be more than 285 million ear-based wearables or “hearables” used in 2022, a nearly sevenfold increase over the 43 million expected to be in use by the end of 2017.
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