Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
The popularity of mobile applications has sky-rocketed: They’ve become the leading digital platform. For many, apps are now indispensable tools for navigating daily life, simplifying banking, easing access to social media and tracking fitness. Major tech companies are now developing ways to link the programs, making data and functionality more seamless. But as apps increasingly tap into our most personal data, security concerns are also on the rise. We explore the future of mobile apps.
Guests
- Ben Bederson Associate Provost and Professor of Computer Science, University of Maryland
- Ian Sherr Executive Editor, CNET News
- Adam Ely CSO and Co-founder, Bluebox Security
- Harold Smith CEO, Cydonia Systems
Guest picks: Apps to download in 2015
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