A team at the Georgia Institute of Technology has been developing a new app called Mimesis Aegis––roughly “imitation shield” in Latin––that provides end-to-end encryption for Android communication apps.
If you’re like me, then being told what to do isn’t high on your list of things you love. That’s why when Facebook made me install Messenger,
BitTorrent [http://www.bittorrent.com]––the company that invented the BitTorrent protocol and specializes in central server-less products––has opened the doors to their Pre-Alpha app Bleep [http://blog.bittorrent.
Brad Smith, head lawyer at Microsoft, spoke recently with the Wall Street Journalin this video [http://live.wsj.com/video/microsofts-top-lawyer-on-technology-and-trust/DB89A76A-42E3-4E7C-B06E-CA75A9C67590.html] about why the company has been vocal
Today (minus 90 minutes) is Chromecast’s first birthday. To celebrate it, we have two new bits of information to share. First is that Chromecast has reached 400 million casts,
So you want to take a week long hike in the mountains, but don’t want to be stranded and then murdered by bears? Good news for you, there’s
Google is making it’s next move in becoming either a superhero or supervillian organization. Under the title Project Zero, Google is hiring a team of elite hackers to locate
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