iTwin today announced a limited availability of a first generation plug'n'play device that enables simple and safe data transfer between any two online computers. The iTwin is comprised of two ...

One thing that our computers are still comically bad at is sharing large files between each other. You want to send a birthday movie to your mother? Good luck. E-mail is hopeless for large files and ...

Passing files over the internet using iTwin's 256-bit AES encryption's all well and good, but wouldn't it be nice if you could use that connection for other things? Luckily for you, that's just what ...

USB-stick shaped device offers a super handy way to securely share files using hardware encryption, and with little fuss. The iTwin is a unique networking and peer-to-peer file-sharing gadget from the ...

After the device has been configured, the user can take one half of the iTwin Conect and put it in a safe place. iTwin Connect is a two-headed USB device When plugged into the computer for the first ...

If you’re smart, you probably think twice before using a WiFi network anywhere outside of your own home to log into things like your bank account and even your email. Being on a shared network ...

So iTwin combines the two technologies. This is a product totally designed for the mass market, not the techies, though they’re obviously welcome to buy and use it as well, iTwin notes. Next year, ...

SINGAPORE & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iTwin Inc., the company that created iTwin, a USB device that enables users to privately access, edit and share their files and media from anywhere in the world, ...

iTwin derives its name from the fact that you need two iTwin devices for it to work. When paired with one another, the devices allow users to share files over the Internet using Advanced Encryption ...

A lot of us have one "mothership" desktop computer, along with a laptop or notebook that we take on the road. Many of us also use one computer at work, and another at home. Inevitably, there are ...

The original version of this story was published on Law.Com Accessing your office files after you leave the building, whether you are going to court, a client’s office, or a home office, is now easier ...

For road warriors, remote workers, and agents in the field, there are many different ways to surf online safely, securely connect to a computer back in their home offices, and securely share files ...