Apple to acquire Intel’s smartphone modem unit to jumpstart in-house 5G plans
Here is a recap of the HOBI blog for the week of 7/10-7/14
- Two ways to protect your private network
- Accessing unsecure networks in public places can lead to security vulnerabilities, or in the worst case scenario, an unauthorized source gaining access to a device. When protecting smartphones, tablets and laptops, users are discouraged from using public networks.
- Green data center market estimated to reach $55 million within four years
- A new report from Technavio indicates the global green data center market will experience substantial growth within the next four years. The market is reported to reach or exceed $55 million by 2021, growing at an overall CAGR of 14 percent.
- Samsung Galaxy Note FE now available for purchase in South Korea
- During late 2016, Samsung recalled millions of Galaxy Note 7 devices following multiple reports of exploding batteries. The recall costed Samsung an estimated $5.3 billion and led to a lengthy investigation regarding battery safety.
- Three signs a smartphone has contracted a virus
- Malware, ransomware and other viruses are no longer a concern limited to personal computers. Smartphones and tablets are quickly becoming the main computing device choice among technology users, and malicious sources are targeting these devices to compromise the owner’s personal information.
- Malware, ransomware and other viruses are no longer a concern limited to personal computers. Smartphones and tablets are quickly becoming the main computing device choice among technology users, and malicious sources are targeting these devices to compromise the owner’s personal information.
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