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Galaxy Note 10 rumors, iPad Pro 12.9, LG Pay, Unihertz Titan (MobileTechRoundup show #474)
Matt's been out for a couple of weeks dealing with family situations, so we had plenty of topics to cover on this week's show. Topics include a new iPad purchase, upcoming phones, new services for existing devices, and more.
Google bought my friend's face for $5
As Google works on a version of Face ID for its next Pixel phone, its employees are stopping people in public places and enticing them with a $5 gift card.
The Avionos 2019 B2B Buyer Report explained
Tonya Hall talks with Scott Webb, president of Avionos, to learn more about the findings of this years' Avionos 2019 B2B Buyer Report.
Hackers breach FSB contractor, expose Tor deanonymization project and more
SyTech, the hacked company, was working on research projects for the FSB, Russia's intelligence service.
InvisibleShield Glass+ Privacy screen protector: Keep your iPhone XS safe from drops and prying eyes
When commuting in a packed train, traveling on an airplane for business, standing in lines, or working on your phone in other public areas it is important to maintain security of your information. Privacy screen protectors are a great way to protect your display and your data.
Human imperfection makes it hard to regulate big tech
Cory Doctorow, writer, blogger, and activist, talks to Tonya Hall about how regulating companies like Google, Apple, Facebook, and Amazon can be difficult for many reasons, but in part, human imperfection.
Do you make these mistakes with your iPhone or iPad?
I'm amazed how many myths and legends exist when it comes to using an iPhone or iPad. Some will slow down your device, while others are downright harmful.
Time for enterprise architects to ask the hard business questions
'I don't see the CEOs of many companies awake at night worrying about technology standardization.'
Hackers breach 62 US colleges by exploiting ERP vulnerability
Hackers are breaching college networks and creating fake accounts that are used "almost immediately for criminal activity."
Brazilian rural schools suffer from lack of connectivity
Infrastructure limitations and high cost of services are among the challenges faced by educators, who often use their personal devices to support teaching activities, says study.
