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Microsoft Offers Passwordless Authentication

Applications using Azure Active Directory (AD) to authenticate — a category that includes Office 365, among other things — will soon be able to stop using passwords entirely. It's not as counter-productive as it sounds. App-based Authentication Azure AD accounts can already use the Microsoft Authenticator app for two-factor authentication. Two-factor authentication combines a password with…

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Microsoft Kills Facebook

Microsoft is forced to shut down Facebook integration. There is trouble in the vast sea of 1's and 0's. Due to an update recently released by Facebook for their Graph API, Microsoft was forced to shut down all of its Facebook-related Connect features.According to Microsoft's support page: "Facebook has made an update to their Graph API…

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Starbucks Goes Mobile

Get ready, people: the coffee break as you know it is about to change. Starbucks will offer a delivery option in its mobile app in select areas next year. Just imagine being able to order your morning, mid-morning, lunch, after-lunch, and afternoon coffee the night before. Hot (or, depending on your order, cold) Starbucks coffee brought…

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Baby Fitbit – Sproutling

We all knew wearable's were a big deal. Anyone who’s anyone’s got one, and now it seems babies are jumping on the wearable bandwagon too. Sproutling, the self-proclaimed ‘world’s smartest baby monitor,’ is trying to give parents some peace of mind. Designed by former Apple and Google engineers, pediatric specialists and new parents, Sproutling seems…

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