2017 was a wild year. Donald Trump was sworn in as the president of the United States, Hugh Hefner passed away, and net neutrality saw its end. Through all of this, I got an insane amount of new tech this… Read More ›
The Ongoing War of Security and Privacy
On severs throughout the world, everything about you is slowly being collected. This isn’t necessarily a tin-foil hat kind of conspiracy and it isn’t just the NSA we have to worry about. In fact, with reasonable encryption, the NSA can’t… Read More ›
Firefox Quantum: Is it Better than Chrome?
Firefox has been known as a slow, outdated browser for a while now. Then, Mozilla released Firefox Quantum. Once I used it, I noticed it was crazy fast: maybe even faster than Chrome. Let’s see if that’s true. Benchmarks Synthetic… Read More ›
Court Documents Show Google’s War on Data with the U.S. Government
Unreleased court documents show that Google has stopped challenging a lot of the government requests to hand over data from it’s overseas servers. Microsoft is actually fighting this the best they can…. and we will talk about this later. Politico… Read More ›
Bring Your Own Encryption to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Google and Amazon offers management services as a part of their cloud, but not give access to their keys to third-party service providers.
The Important GMail Update You Never Want to See
Google began warning users being targets of government-backed attacks. For the people who see it, it is important for them to take notice.
The Google App Engine is Now Supporting Node.JS
Google is proud to announce that JavaScript Developers can use Google’s PaaS cloud to build web and mobile applications.
Apple Is Pretty Much Alone When It Comes to Encrypted Smartphones
When it comes to smartphones, Apple is the king of encryption. When it comes to Android, it’s complicated in that ecosystem.
Google Has Officially Destroyed the Market for Java for Oracle
Oracle has expanded the scope of its ongoing copyright battle against Android and accused Google of “destroying” the market for Java.
