Monthly Archives: April 2019

Is your Android phone running slower? Do your batteries drain faster than usual? If these apply to you, your phone may have an Android malware. In 2018, about 116.5 million malware attacks occurred on mobile devices. This is almost double the 66.4 million malware attacks from 2017. From these numbers alone, we see how security threats on smartphones are progressing. Read on for our guide on how you can remove malware from Android phones. Below, we included the process of diagnosing the problem. 1. What Malware Does Before you figure out how to get rid of malware on Android phones, you need…

Oh no! I cracked my phone screen! With the average iPhone screen costing upwards of $200 to repair, its no wonder phone cases have become big business.  We live in a digitalized world where most people spend their time on laptops or their smartphones. We have come a long way when it comes to gadgets. Before the introduction of cell phones into the market, people mostly used landlines to communicate. A smartphone is also a cellular telephone but with something more to offer. A smartphone has an integrated function of a computer in it. Other features include web browsing, operating systems, and…

Computers are becoming more integrated into every part of our lives. Which opens us up to more data breaches and malware than ever before. The news is full of articles on major cyber-security breaches and malware infections. And trends suggest that these breaches are only increasing in frequency and severity. Computer viruses can cause major security breaches. And these data breaches are very costly for businesses and consumers. On average malware attacks cost businesses 2.4 million dollars. And it takes around 50 days to remedy a malware attack.  It is important to act quickly if you suspect you have a computer virus. Early virus detection prevents further data breaches and damage to…

While the latest smartphones now offer advanced features like fingerprint access, 4K screens, and cameras that rival DSLRs, it might come as a surprise that the battery life of these phones is increasing as well. In fact, the latest Galaxy phone now boasts a  smartphone battery that experts claim will last up to 12 hours and 35 minutes. Unfortunately, while many smartphones start out with long battery life, that is rapidly depleted as we use them. Whether you love playing games or scrolling through social media, or you require your phone for work, the more you use your phone, the…