Articles, tagged with "security issues", page 1

Mobile devices have become increasingly popular over the last ten to fifteen years. The number of mobile phone users exploded in the late nineteen-nineties and the early two-thousands and these days the vast majority of people own a mobile phone. More rec...

“A newsletter is a publication that is distributed over regular intervals of time to a group of defined individuals. It is an effective communication tool utilized mostly to teach, inform, announce events, and promote new products and services all togethe...

Technology has changed the entire face of business. No longer is it confined to being within four walls, but instead people are far more free to work, collaborate and even have meetings on the move. This brings with it numerous benefits, ensuring that peo...

Voice over IP has become the indispensable face of communication in businesses of all sizes. But the mode of communication has certain security issues that need to be considered seriously. A number of security threats exists among which the denial of serv...

Apple didn't even wait for the iPad dust to settle before summoning the media to its next big event. On Thursday, journalists will gather once again ostensibly to hear about the next-generation of the iPhone operating system, and possibly an unveiling of ...

Today there is a severe competition in the market and marketing of a product really plays a very important role. We need different marketing tactics which are highly penetrative in the target segment and incur a very less cost. SMS today has become a very...

In building a web site, the two most important things to consider is your domain name and a web hosting service provider. Since a number of hosting services are available, it can be difficult to choose which one will suit your needs. More so, most hosti...

In recent Congressional testimony, Retired Admiral Eric McVadon, our former defense attaché in Beijing, revealed that how one forecasts the future of China is often a function of one’s leaning, either toward ‘China bashing’ or &ls...