https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/24/18715202/microsoft-bill-gates-android-biggest-mistake-interview
Sometimes the big boys get it wrong, big time.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/6/24/18715202/microsoft-bill-gates-android-biggest-mistake-interview
Sometimes the big boys get it wrong, big time.
“Chinese phone brands like Huawei and Xiaomi have leading positions in most of the world’s markets now, but in the US they’re almost entirely absent.”
https://www.theverge.com/2019/5/17/18629003/us-phone-upgrades-apple-samsung-market
“Samsung and Apple are losing ground to Huawei because their phones are too expensive, research shows…”
“…First thing’s first. If your webcam indicator light is on even though you haven’t turned on the webcam by yourself, it’s a sign that something might not be right…”
Read on and see if your business falls into any of the loopholes identified.
I saw this case on 48 hours, it seemed straight out of a CSI episode. A lot of smart devices we own track our movements. Sometimes we set them up to do this, other times we don’t even know they’re tracking us. These devices now end up helping law enforcement solve cases and to determine innocence or guilt.
In this case, a Fitbit device was used to exonerate one person and an Android phone using Google History was used to convict the real murderer. In a previous blog post last year, I posted a link to where a Fitbit was used to convict a man of his wife’s murder.
The modern smartphone has made at least half of those terms extinct.