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Data loss affects thousands of computer users every year, causing millions of dollars in damages. This part of our blog contains recent news regarding data loss, data recovery, digital storage technology and other related subjects.
Summer is the best time of year to get the most out of your apps and technology. No matter if you are planning a lazy weekend getaway or an exciting trip to a faraway land, the apps you pack with you will surely make the difference. Before you go, check out these apps to make sure you have what we consider to be the best apps for summer.
A leading flash storage manufacturer, SanDisk, has unveiled the company’s fastest and most reliable SSD product, the SanDisk Extreme PRO. Using proprietary nCache technology and a 10-year warranty, the company is looking to entice PC consumers looking for fast read/write speeds and reliability. The new drives are expected to be available later this month.
Apple has announced the release of the newest development-version of its popular mobile operating system. The new iOS 8 is expected to have several updates to existing systems and new features sure to excite Apple mobile device owners. We cover the most anticipated in the story below.
Google commands a great deal of attention in the online world and for good reason. The people who make their living on the web listen to what Google has to say and follow its tenants to the letter. In the coming year, Google is expected to make many changes and those in the know are preparing.
This last week, researchers from ZDI released information about a seven month-old Internet Explorer 8 vulnerability. Microsoft has yet to release a patch for this long-known exploit, but has said that a patch will be released eventually. Users of the IE 8 browser are advised to take steps to prevent serious harm to their computer security.
Google has recently admitted in an SEC filing that it has plans to include advertising in new types of consumer-grade items. As the company expands into new and emerging markets, like wearable computers, driverless cars, and household goods, the possibilities seem endless for Google. But, how much is too much for the company that already commands so much of our online lives?
According to a study recently released by FireEye, nearly all participating companies showed signs of a data breach. The study included many businesses and educational organizations, which were participating in a FireEye “proof of value” exercise. If these results are valid beyond the studied participants, there will be many more high-profile security stories in the news to come.
