My thanks to F-Secure for sponsoring Let’s Talk Tech this month. Data breaches are the new reality and it’s no longer a question of if it’s going to happen to you, but when. Nowadays, people manage an unwieldy number of online accounts; at work and at home, and chances are all of them use passwords as the most basic form…
Tag: Android
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Our thanks to F-Secure for sponsoring Let’s Talk Tech this month. We are constantly connecting to public WiFi when we are out and about without realising that it is what it says it is – public. Although public WiFi is a very handy service, it can turn your device into an open book, meaning hackers can act as a…
Competition at the top end of the smartphone market has been hot in recent years with brands like Apple and Samsung dominating above all others. In 2016 though, the low/mid-range is packed with a plethora of very serious Android options that make you question the decision to pay top dollar for your next smartphone. Just…
Our thanks to F-Secure for sponsoring Let’s Talk Tech this month. Once upon a time, when our only computer was a chunky old PC that was prone to viruses and internet hacks, getting internet security software was a must. The trouble is that nowadays we own so many internet-connected devices, and when you think about the stuff we’re able to do with…
How often do you back-up your photos? Here are some of the easiest and best ways to store your photos online for free.
Despite the growing similarities on both platforms, iOS and Android continue to remain two worlds apart. While iOS is restricted by Apple’s preference for simpler design, Android embraces customisation and the ability to make the device your own. Each one suits different tastes, and it’s just a case of picking what works for you. I’ve been using…
This article has been brought to you by DU Apps Studio. With everything we put our smartphones through on a day-to-day basis — from checking emails and playing games to taking photos and checking our Twitter feeds 1000 times a day — they’ll inevitably begin to feel strained over time. That’s why it’s worth putting aside some time…
The Good: Solid performance, build quality and battery life for a great price. The Bad: Emotion UI sometimes feels restricting for more experienced users and phone feels quite bulky. The Bottom Line: A budget smartphone with not so budget specs; if you want to enter the Android ecosystem this phone will work for you. If you’re looking…
With a library of nearly 20,000 photos & videos (near enough 50GB worth of files), it’s incredibly important that I have regular backups of all those memories. Most of those photos are stored on iCloud, but I also use Google Photos and OneDrive as secondary backups, just in case. The thing is, these are all…