Monthly Archives: February 2016

Gmailify gives you all the best features of Gmail for your other emails

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For many of us, Gmail is the best email client out there. And ever since the Gmail app for Android was updated with support for other emails, we could keep track of our old emails that are still linked to some services. But with the latest announcements, Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail and Outlook will get Gmail features through the use of the Gmail app.

If you enable new Gmailify feature, using those emails and retaining the original email name will allow you to take advantage of Gmail’s spam protection, categories, and more. You’ll even start getting Google Now cards from info in those emails!

The spam protection and Google Now cards are the best features and really sound like a great addition. The update to Gmail is rolling out today, so you’ll soon be able to link those email accounts to your Gmail account and get these features!

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If Apple Can Create A Backdoor To The iPhone, Could Someone Else?

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On February 16, U.S. Magistrate Judge Sheri Pym issued an order compelling Apple to assist the government in bypassing the security features of an iPhone 5C that belonged to one of the perpetrators of the December 2015 San Bernardino attack. Apple quickly responded with a lengthy statement from CEO Tim Cook calling the order a “dangerous precedent.” It “would be wrong,” asserted Cook, “for the government to force us to build a backdoor into our products. And ultimately, we fear that this demand would undermine the very freedoms and liberty our government is meant to protect.”

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Sharebot Leverages Blockchain Technology For Competitive ‘Social’ Marketing

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The launch of website Sharebits.io and its new ‘tip-bot’ facilities, which is another way to share and exchange value through cryptocurrency tokens, is being touted as facilitating and aiding businesses and entrepreneurs to reach the notoriously ‘hard-to-attract’ millennial demographic. And, the sales spiel behind this initiative leveraging blockchain technology pitches “a fun, flexible and accessible approach” to marketing.

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