Boeing has introduced a phone designed to self-destruct if tampered with.
Secure software gets a hardware home
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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Considering 5G for the future of wireless
The next frontier of wireless communication is being considered by those in telecom.
Google moves ahead with modular smartphones
The modular smartphone would have replaceable pieces and be a customizable device.
Computing in a multiple device era
Is more interoperability on the horizon for consumer technology?
Google combats Glass driving laws
Three states have been lobbied by Google to try to stem their restrictive legislation.
U.S. considers alert system for data breaches
Attorney General Eric Holder has called on Congress to create an alert standard.
Privacy in ed-tech gets federal and state focus in the U.S.
Concerns over cloud-based storage and usage of student data has caused lawmakers to consider new policy.
BlackBerry: Better late than never?
The company has released a phone aimed at Indonesian users, and new enterprise security for businesses.
Thai protests affecting telcos
Protesters have begun to boycott businesses linked to the Shinawatra family.
Netflix, Verizon dispute sharpens net neutrality debate
Netflix has been engaged in disputes with broadband providers over who should pay the price for increased network usage.
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