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recently updated Fitbit web client with Google+ Sign-In, for example, the site will recognize if you have an Android device and ask you if you want to automatically download the companion Fitbit Android app. If you say yes, the app is automatically Today, Twitter announced the launch of a new service called Digits, aimed at application times the market for your apps.” Additionally, for end users, phone numbers are easier to remember and use for sign-up and sign-in, and they also work well Mobile and Web developers will be able to accept Google sign-ins and -- depending on the permissions that the app requests and the user chooses to authorize -- gain access to Google+ social sharing. This follows the lead of other services such as Google Now Twitter is trying to simplify the sign-up process even more by tapping into something that every single smartphone user has: a phone number. With Twitter’s new Digits tool, anyone building a mobile app can easily add a button that allows you to log In order to strengthen its user and data security features, Yahoo has launched second sign-in verification and App Passwords. Similar to Google's two-factor verification, Yahoo's second sign-in verification adds an extra level of protection for your Yahoo Calendar apps, address books, music services, and anything that uses your social network to provide news commonly do this. When you sign up for a service, you're taken to your Facebook, Google, or Twitter page and shown what that service has access to .

Here’s how it works: You sign into the app with Facebook (you must have Facebook, to prove you’re a “real” person) and pick several interests you have or things you want to do. These include things like “sing in an indie band,” “practice Google is expanding its identity service to provide single sign-on for more desktop and mobile applications. With enhanced OpenID Connect Identity Provider support, Google Apps administrators will be able to add single sign-on capabilities to mobile apps Google has done it, as has Facebook and LinkedIn. Yahoo is getting in on the action with a couple of security features -- second sign-in verification and App Password. Second sign-in verification works much as you would expect any similar service to work. Not long ago, Google revamped its sign-on system using the federated protocols of OpenID. Now Zoho, a major provider of SaaS productivity and enterprise tools, has decided to support Google Apps accounts for anyone logging into its services. Though the two .