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The massive iCloud hack that exposed photos of female actresses stored in their personal Apple accounts, has left many—including myself—scrambling to change their passwords. Some speculated that the hack was due to a vulnerability in Apple’s Find My iPhone feature,...
Update, 8/1/14: According to the recently passed CASL, purchased lists are illegal in Canada. While they’re still technically legal in the US, they’re at odds with MailChimp’s acceptable use policy. Which means if you use them, we will shut down your account. – As a...
Founded by Dropbox and MIT alums, a new startup called Inbox is launching out of stealth today, hoping to power the next generation of email applications. Similar to the newly launched Gmail API, Inbox offers a more modern way to build apps that access end users’...
One of Google's primary goals is to spread its Android operating system to any device that you may touch, and that's going to be a major theme this week at Google's I/O 2014 developer conference. Android Wear smartwatch development will be front and center. Android...
Dropbox now has 275 million users, most of them consumers who use the service to store their personal files and images. But it’s precisely its popularity at home that could help Dropbox at work, as the company pushes out its latest Dropbox for Business update on...
With the announced acquisition of Nokia's mobile devices unit for $7.2 billion, Microsoft is positively plowing its way to becoming the devices and services company it feels it must become in order to survive. But as it stands right now, there seems to be very little...