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Got A Spare Android Phone Or Tablet? Perch Turns It Into A Home Security Camera
Right now there are three Android phones and four Android tablets within arm's reach of my desk, and another half dozen or so in my closet. (It's OK, I don't have a problem. This is my job.) If you're in a similar situation, you can put some of those gadgets to use: they work great as remotes for set-top boxes like Android TV or Roku, or you can cobble them together into a sort of poor man's Sonos multi-room speaker system. Here's one more option: turn it into a home security camera.
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Feedback: the snoop-proof Blackphone
Sam Jones last week reported on the rise of Blackphone, an encrypted smartphone service that wants to be the heir to BlackBerry by appealing to companies worried about security. Readers debated its merits.
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Android Marshmallow Mandatory Encryption To Be Re-implemented
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Wunderlist For Android Gets Major Update With Marshmallow Integration
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