IT Executive news

• 25% off YETI Hopper 20 Portable Cooler - Deal Alert

  21-01-2017 17:08
  
  The YETI Hopper 20 ice-for-days portable cooler and is tough as nails so it can be hauled anywhere you want to take it.  It features a DryHide Shell and nearly indestructible straps will stand up to an abundance of abuse in the field.  It's HydroLok Zipper is completely leakproof, eliminating spills and locking in cold.  It can hold 18 cans, a limit of rainbow trout, or 20 pounds of ice.  The YETI Hopper 20 is currently selling at the discounted price of $225, a good dea
  
  Read more

• 34% off SanDisk Connect Wireless Stick 200GB - Deal Alert

  21-01-2017 15:38
  
  The SanDisk Connect wireless stick is a flash drive with a unique twist -- you can access it wirelessly. Whether it's in your pants pocket, in your bag, or on the picnic table at your campsite, the Connect wireless stick lets you stream media or move files wirelessly with up to three computers, phones or tablets simultaneously. Connections are made via built-in wifi (think "hotspot"), so no external wireless or internet services are needed. A USB connection is also available, if desired. S
  
  Read more

• Why Apple will make smart glasses

  21-01-2017 13:00
  
  It's easy to dismiss the speculation that Apple is working on smart glasses.
  It's hard to picture Apple selling smart glasses. But it's also hard to picture them not doing it.
  If smart glasses become a popular and mainstream consumer electronics category, Apple will almost be required to enter the market as a fiduciary responsibility to Apple shareholders.
  Consider the plight of poor Apple. Smartphone margins are shrinking. The tablet market is flabby. Smartwatches aren't panning out as a mains
  
  Read more

• The Evolution of the MacBook

  21-01-2017 13:00
  
  The MacBook turns 25Image by Computerworld / AppleA major tool for college students and creative professionals alike, Apple’s laptops have dominated the way users approach productivity on the go.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here
  
  Read more

• Advertisement

• Lavabit developer has a new encrypted, end-to-end email protocol

  21-01-2017 03:04
  
  The developer behind Lavabit, an email service that noted leaker Edward Snowden used, is releasing source code for an open-source end-to-end encrypted email standard that promises surveillance-proof messaging.
  The code for the Dark Internet Mail Environment (DIME) standard will become available on Github, along with an associated mail server program, said its developer Ladar Levison on Friday.
  DIME will work across different service providers and perhaps crucially will be "flexible enough
  
  Read more

Follow @ITExecutiveNews on Twitter!