NSA-resistant Android app encrypts and erases sensitive messages

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	NSA-resistant Android app encrypts and erases sensitive messages The application, called Silent Text, lets users specify a time period for which the receiver can view a message before it is erased. It also keep the keys used to encrypt and decrypt content on the user's device, which protects the company from law enforcement requests for the keys. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell VMware Your Private Cloud on a Single Server Discover how VMware and Dell have proven their ability to condense all of the technology needed to support this highly elastic and cost-effective IT consumption model into a single server. Learn More In this Issue Parallels Access shows why an iPad is a poor PC or Mac Review: New Parallels, Fusion virtual desktops for OS X fail the smell test Google seeks to marry desktop and cloud with new Chrome apps WHITE PAPER: Level 3 Communications Enhancing Cloud Connectivity for Optimal App Performance Increasing dependence on Cloud-based applications hosted in distant data centers makes the quality of backbone networks connecting them increasingly critical. Read Now Parallels Access shows why an iPad is a poor PC or Mac Yes, there's a thrill of being able to open InDesign or Excel on your iPad. But that thrill quickly dissipates once you realize how little you can actually do. Read More Review: New Parallels, Fusion virtual desktops for OS X fail the smell test Like last year's desktop virtualization product upgrades, this year's versions fail the value test. It's becoming a tax on using Windows on a Mac. Read More Google seeks to marry desktop and cloud with new Chrome apps Google has wheeled out a new type of application for its Chrome browser that allegedly mix "the speed, security, and flexibility" of the Web with the "functionality" of software installed on devices. Read More
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