Back in May, Google said it would be releasing a Google Music application for iOS with support for Google Play Music All Access. The months came and went with not so much as a peep from Google about the new launch window for the app. Google is still keeping quiet officially, but Engadget's sources are
Every other week, one can read articles about the most recent technology-related security risks and how one can suffer from the lack of protection. Some solutions involve adjusting privacy settings. Others suggest having the proper software or hardware coverage installed.
But what about all these free wireless networks that are popping up everywhere? We're not just talking about airports, hotels, and coffee shops anymore. More and more businesses are realizing the benefits of providing customers free WiFi, and we're taking it, of course.
Stores like Safeway, Macy's, and even local brew houses and pubs are giving away free WiFi. It's all very tempting (and useful!), but at the same time you never know who might be snooping on networks anytime, anywhere.
There are ways to set up secure connections or even personal VPNs. But not everyone has the willingness or hardware to set those up in advance. Add 'patience' as a requirement, and watch how quickly people lose interest in what you're talking about. If you're like me, and want to have reliable internet privacy that is quick, easy, and versatile, the iTwin Connect should be the next thing you get.
Setup
The iTwin Connect looks basic and is simple. Really simple. You have two USB devices that connect and work with each other to encrypt online activity. They're identical, so it does not matter which gets plugged where.
iTwin ready for install
Plug the connected set into a computer, and marvel how the setup and installation completes itself in about two minutes. The packaging states you can be ready in 60 seconds, but it's actually more like two to three minutes. But who's counting?
The iTwin Connect gets recognized as a USB storage device as well as a network adapter. Just follow the prompts and then you're done. If you have questions or need something to read, the manual is available online.
The only user input, which can be changed later on, is the naming of the device and setting a password. If we're talking about protection, why not set a…
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Trade shows and airports. These are the mortal enemies of mobile device batteries. Well, two of many, anyway. Fortunately, MOKA's i6 portable charger came to my rescue on my most recent business trip.
!["Drink from my fountain of delicious power, my digital friends.]()
"Drink from my fountain of delicious power, my digital friends."
There are never enough conveniently located outlets to charge my power-hungry smartphone when I spend such "quality" time in airports and convention centers. Nothing like getting your pants dirty by…
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