Keeping Your Keys Safe At some point in your app development career, you’ll create an app that has secrets. By this I mean there will be keys inside that you want to keep secure from prying eyes. If someone else gets a hold of your private info, the results could be disastrous (or expensive). Let’s say your app uses Amazon …
Android Security Is Still Secure. Seriously. There’s been a lot of media hype this past month about Android phones and their lack of security. Headlines such as “How Android Phones Hide Missed Security Updates From You” have been floating around causing mass panic. Take a deep breath. It’s ok. Despite the plethora of recent articles claiming that Android phones are …
Android P It seems like just yesterday Android Oreo began rolling out to devices, and even now only 1% of android phones are running it. Yet despite Oreo’s youth, the newest release rumors have already begun spreading about what’s up next. Internally known as “Android Pistachio Ice Cream”, Android P is close on the horizon. A little leaked info by …
Phonlab E-Campus free Chromebook Support course I have been working with Phonlab for many months now and we decided to bring everyone a FREE course on Chromebooks to help techs and repair shops trouble shoot and fix customer devices. If you want to get access to this FREE course just head over to Phonlab.Teachable.com and enroll. Once you enroll …
Anti-Hacking Tools for Android – 2017 Guide Android officially has the largest market share in the smartphone world and there is almost 1.5 billion people who use Android smartphone or tablet. This speaks volumes of the quality and affordability that Android offers to their users, but there are also problems and liabilities that always come with using widely popular …