In October of 2015 we let you know about a unique request we received from a law enforcement partner of ours. Ken Lininger of the Winter Garden Police Department, asked if we could provide a a smartphone to be used to duplicate a damaged phone so detectives could obtain the information it contained. We did and here's what happened afterward. Ken writes: "In April 2015, the Winter Garden Police Department was involved in a Homicide, in which the victim’s cell phone had been sh

According to the Google run OurMobilePlanet.com, smartphone penetration is rising every year in the US at around 12%. With 64% of the US population currently owning a smartphone and almost half the population owning a tablet device, our reliance on mobile technology continues to grow at an incredible pace. As smartphones and tablets have increased in their ability to carry out evermore complex tasks and applications so has our dependence grown. Our mobile devices have changed

Threats to the security of your digital device are everywhere. If you ever lost your smartphone or had it stolen, you know the sinking feeling you got when you thought of all the data it contained....emails, texts, confidential documents...even "private" photos...all your personal data easily falling into the wrong hands. With that in mind, we offer you five quick and easy ways to protect your device and data. Use a passcode. A password (PIN) can prevent others from unlockin