May 25, 2012 : Comments
Sprint and HTC Giving Away Official TPU Cases Along with the EVO 4G LTE and a ‘Sorry’ Letter
Are you concerned about the security of the information stored in, and accessed by, your mobile apps? I'm not just talking about worst case scenarios, in which your phone is stolen by a hacker who knows how to recover your banking password or your teenage kids get a hold of pictures depicting you on your knees with a beer bong. Maybe you like to show off your phone... Read more »
Admit it. You are guilty. Personal and professional emails that you send and receive from associates, friends, and family buzz between your Android device and the Google servers with ease, and you rarely, if ever, think about what would happen, if someday, that relation ship were to fail. All that data is stored in "the cloud" on Google servers in what some... Read more »
Yesterday, news broke about an apparent security flaw through the locking pattern on an Android 2.0.1 device while in a call. Some were skeptical, so we brought you the... Read more »
Just when things are great for Android people start finding flaws. It is apart of being a bigger operating system so don't feel bad - unless you have a Droid. There was a flaw discovered on the Motorola Droid that could let someone access your data on your device, even if you have a lock pattern. How, you ask? Through a call, the person is able to back out of... Read more »
Some scarce information had presented it self this weekend about an app that has hit the Android Market that could be malicious. First Tech Credit Union has discovered a group of apps circulating the market made by a user by the name of "Droid09". The apps are most likely phishing for account numbers, passwords, or what ever else they can get their greedy... Read more »