What’s new in the tech phone industry?
Apple has just come out with some new phones that have terrible names: iPhone Xs and Xr or in caps XS and XR. There is a third iPhone, which is called the X max.
With a majority of the world carrying a smartphone with them at all times, Perry’s Computer Repair in Ocean View, Delaware, writes articles about smartphone security, usage, and smartphone repairs.
Apple has just come out with some new phones that have terrible names: iPhone Xs and Xr or in caps XS and XR. There is a third iPhone, which is called the X max.
Smartphones are just as vulnerable as computers are to malware. Apple iPhones are vulnerable but have more protection because of built in protection.
Workplaces have increased the number of mobile devices within the enterprise because they can bring speed and improvement to work processes. Mobile device protection has not kept up with cyber defense because of their different operating systems. Therefore they offer a greater likelihood of attack by cyber criminals. Many also do not secure their smartphones or tablets with antivirus software or take simple precautions such as enabling password protection. Finding and being aware of attacks may take days or weeks to solve.
Apple has finally announced the launch of its Apple Watch on April 24, 2015. Pre-orders are being taken now. Just so you know, wearing an Apple Watch will be like wearing a computer on your wrist which will constantly beam messages at you. But like any computer it can break or get water soaked.
The watch has a colorful Apple logo on the standard model with zany hands that will give you time if you can figure out which numbers it is pointing to. I don’t think that many will care about the time but what this miniature computer will do for us that our iPhones can’t.
Waving your Apple iPhone at scanners to pay a charge sounded so easy, but now increasing fraud is bringing this high tech phenomenon down. Cherian Abraham, a mobile analyst says that about six percent of Apple pay purchases are done with stolen credit cards.
Have you got your new iPhone 6 yet? iPhone fans last Fall were lining up at stores to buy it. I had a look at one recently. My first impression was that the screen size was not too imposing and the feel of it in my hand was impressive. The new tech features include a second-generation 64-bit chipset, a new camera system and supports up to 150 Mbps LTG and 802.11 acWi-Fi.