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Why is California putting kill switches in our smartphones?

23

Jul

2014

Federal and state legislators are pushing hard for so-called smartphone kill-switch laws thatll let consumers remotely wipe their devices when theyre lost or stolen. Its something the smartphone industry is already implementing on their own. What impact will these laws have? Josh Lowensohn explains.

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Qblinks Acts As Notifier and Remote for Your iPhone

22

Jul

2014

You do not need a smartwatch to remotely control your smartphone — at least, you wont once Qblinks is available.A Santa Ana, California-based startup designed Qblinks, a small multi-function device that can alert you to notifications, activate Siri, control music on your phone and snap photos on your phone. Qblinks uses an IFTTT-esque system that […]

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Why governments are scrambling to pass smartphone killswitch laws

21

Jul

2014

In less than a decade, smartphones have become an incredibly important part of peoples lives. Those services are becoming more sophisticated too.

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