I am sure you have seen on almost every part of the Internet about a massive security bug called Heartbleed. This security hole is not new in fact it has been around for a 
couple of years. The hole was just recently discovered and action was taken by all to get a patch applied to their servers within hours. As far as is known, the vulnerability was never actually exploited because of the timely response of all the affected companies. The response to fix this exploit was amazing.
It is almost that time again, one of the sure fire signs that spring is right around the corner. Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 9, 2014 at 2 AM. This signifies not only that the summer vacation season is not far away, but also that you have a little more time after work to do something outdoors while there is still daylight. It is by far my favorite time of year. The majority of the world’s countries do not use DST but the United States and Canada both observe the tradition.
Technology is no longer a “nice to have” item in a small business plan. To compete, you need to incorporate it into your business as a way to communicate with your customers and draw in new business. Make 2014 the year you engage technology in your business as a way to expand your customer base and revenue.
With the recent release of Android 4.4, Google has fans cheering. However, even more exciting plans are expected in the next year.
1. Better SMS Apps
Up until now, Android developers have had to rely on workaround to create third-party apps for messaging because of how Google kept the API hidden. Chomp SMS and Handcent are among the popular options available in the Play Store, and now their developers will be able to use the official Android messaging API. This is good news for users who want to use something other than the stock messaging app without experiencing strange message errors. Plus, the release of the API means integrating Hangouts with SMS will work with third-party apps.
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