We often hear of the benefits of using smartphones, such as the apps, features, and capabilities that keep us connected, but we often encounter people who haven\’t taken the proper steps to secure their smartphones. Here are some steps you can take to ensure your device isn\’t tampered with.
Many of our Nerds around the world have had mobile websites created for themselves in recent weeks, making it easier than ever for our clients and people in our communities to quickly and easily get in touch with us and our worldwide team with a tap on their smartphone screens!
Tap the title bar (and save tireless scrolling to the top). This works in many apps. Often you\’re working or looking at something 5, 10, 20 pages down and you want to get to the top. Rather than swiping like crazy to get back to the top, simply tap the title bar and you\’ll instantly …
Dell recently launched a VoIP product – Dell Voice (powered by Fongo), and it\’s only available in Canada (for now). Some might say this in direct response to Google Voice, which is only offered in the United States.
An estimated 75% of Canadians live within 100 miles of the border to our friends to the south, United States of America. This is why we often travel there for various reasons from business ventures to vacations or shopping and dining. Our Australian and South African clients are also frequent international travellers.
We are thrilled to be working with the folks over at London LAWN to bring free WiFi to downtown London, Ontario. Local businesses are working together to make downtown London a WiFi enabled area, and here is an article from their perspective.
Apple\’s iPhone 4 Alarm Clock did not recognize the time change in Europe, therefore owners were either well rested, or extremely inconvenienced by this big oversight. Europeans turned to social media to voice their displeasure. Apple acknowledged the bug and is set to release a software update to fix this bug. North American users take …
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A second worm to hit the iPhone has been unearthed by security company F-Secure. It is specifically targeting people in the Netherlands who are using their iPhones for internet banking with Dutch online bank ING. It redirects the bank\’s customers to a lookalike site with a log-in screen. The worm attacks \”jail-broken\” phones – a …
