Esta semana transmitimos nuestro primer podcast en vivo usando Google Hangouts, Roberto usó una gorra para cubrir lo despeinado que estaba. En este episodio hablamos de cómo Evernote no tienen nada que ocultar –a diferencia de Roberto– haciendo público que habían sido hackeados; después seguimos conversando sobre seguridad tocando a Google Sign-in, keypass y Java. También hablamos de celulares –de la (A)pple a la (A)ndroid–.

Notas

- Lightning to Digital AV adapter could be pushing lower res H.264 because it’s not yet capable of streaming raw HDMI | iMore.com

- Security Now Podcast

- Krebs on Security

- Llega Opera para Android renovado con motor WebKit

- Chromium Blog: Data Compression in Chrome Beta for Android

- Famed Apple Columnist Andy Ihnatko Abandons Ship For Android

- Apple Makes Gains in U.S. Smartphone Market Share – Mac Rumors

- Galaxy S III bug bypasses lockscreen, allowing access to all personal data | The Verge

- Samsung Galaxy S4 leaks denied as details of flagship phone emerge | Technology | guardian.co.uk

- 5typos.net – My name is Roberto Mateu, I’m a geek, and this is my blog

- Yapta: Track flight prices and check for airline refunds

- MyScript Calculator

- In Defense of Working Mostly From Home – NYTimes.com

- Yet another Java vulnerability discovered, researchers recommend disabling browser plug-in

- Evernote resets all passwords after user information stolen in security breach | The Verge

- KeePass Password Safe

- Troy Hunt: Should websites be required to publicly disclose their password storage strategy?

- Google+ Sign-In Is Your New Key to Apps and the Web

- Lean Startup – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

- How Apple’s iWatch could revolutionize mobile security | Consumer electronics – InfoWorld

- An update on TweetDeck – The TweetDeck Blog

Tips de la Semana

- Everpix

- Soulvr

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