Google USB security key

Google releases USB security key for two-factor authentication | Technology | theguardian.com:

"Google has announced a physical USB Security Key that should ensure users keep their accounts safe from hackers, although it is not without its limitations.

Anyone who buys a compatible USB from a third-party supplier and adds the Security Key functionality will be able to use it when logging in to Google’s sites, which include Gmail and Google Drive, as it will hold the code required when two-factor authentication has been switched on."

Google's new "Inbox" (from Gmail team)

Official Gmail Blog: An inbox that works for you:


Google launches new email service dubbed Inbox | Reuters
"Google launched an email service called "Inbox" on Wednesday that will better organize emails and display information such as appointments, flight bookings and package deliveries in a more user-friendly way.

Google said it was sending out invitations to selected Gmail users to try out the new service. Users can also email the company at inbox@google.com to get an invitation."
Inbox by Gmail - the inbox that works for you

Progress Software to Acquire Telerik

Progress Software to Acquire Telerik for $263 Million - WSJ - WSJ:

Progress Software Corp. (PRGS) agreed to acquire privately held Telerik AD for $263 million, a deal the company says will allow it to form a comprehensive cloud platform for developers to create applications for any device.

Progress Software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia