Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Android”
According to The Wall Street Journal, Richard Piasentin, the US managing director of BlackBerry, has been fired and a large number of layoffs, ahead of the US sales are being planned as well. BlackBerry last 10 devices — running the company’s revamped touch-centric OS designed to challenge iOS and Android — failed to help the company turn a profit in …
The classic browser game, QWOP, of Bennett Foddy has entered into the Android world for a scant £0.62 / $0.99. Foddy was robbed as he didn’t port the game, but he made the developer Noodlecake in its adaption on Twitter. The game gets the name as QWOP from the “Q”, “W”, “O” and “P” keys in keyboard. These are the …
Kim Dotcom has launched a cloud storage service called Mega that is capable of previewing image and automatically syncing camera shots. This entrance will not shock any Dropbox or Google Drive user as the features are not new to them. Mega says that both iOS and Windows apps are in the last stages of testing, which could give us more of an …
With nearly 900 Million devices running Andriod 1.6, has vulnerability of being hacked. According to BlueBox’s Chief Technology Officer, Jerff Forristal discovered that opening out Android’s Master Key makes the device 99% vulnerable of being hacked. It vulnerability can be like, the hacker can modify the apk’s code without breaking the app’s Cryptographic signature and turn the trusted application into …
Back in 2012, Google had launched its Trekker imaging backpack to help reach remote and accessible areas by any form of Street View cameras. Now, its calling for applications to take the Street View Camera out to discover the various vistas. The Google Street View Trekker is all controlled through an Android smartphone, and photos are taken every 2.5 seconds …
