By Rae Hodge
From private browsing to password managers, mobile security couldn't get any simpler.You're using a PIN to lock your phone, and you're avoiding suspicious emails and apps, right? That's a good start to protecting your privacy on your smartphone. But if you're concerned about the rising tide of mobile phone hacks and massive data breaches in the news, there's more you can do to lock down your most personal piece of technology.
By Patricio Robles
The virtues of accessibility are well-established but many companies still fail to make accessibility a priority when developing websites and mobile apps. In the US, however, companies are being forced to view accessibility in a new light in the wake of a US Supreme Court decision that will force a major pizza chain to defend itself against a lawsuit alleging its website fails to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
