Google’s Nexus line-up of smartphones and tablets has been fairly popular, although it hasn’t been too successful in terms of sales. The search giant is now aiming to replace its Nexus branding with the premium Android ‘Silver’ program.
Ever since the Heartbleed bug afflicting the otherwise highly secure OpenSSL protocol was discovered, the internet has been a flurry of security warnings. Lookout’s new app now helps Android users see if the Heartbleed bug affects their devices.
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Images or specs of many devices get leaked online before they get released. The same thing has repeated for Lenovo. We came to know that Lenovo is making 3 IdeaTab A series tablets, but before the tablets get unveiled, their photos get leaked online.
Watching movies or playing a game on a smartphone is fun. But sometimes, the screen of a smartphone or tablet seems inadequate. At such times, you’d want to mirror your mobile device’s screen on a larger TV and these tools will help you with that.
Google’s Android platform is a favorite among the authors of malicious apps and malware. Being open source, it’s just an easy target. If you use Android, the best thing to do is install a good enough firewall to ward off these security threats.
For long time we had been hearing that South Korean tech giant Samsung will unveil a 7-inch Galaxy Tab 3 lite tablet. And last Thursday, the company finally wrapped off the suspense.
Android is an increasingly popular OS which, thanks to its open-source nature, has found widespread use. Intel is now hoping to make it big in the PC industry by pushing for such computers which can run both Android and Windows.
Since last month, we’ve been hearing a rumor that South Korean giant Samsung is making a 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro tablet. And now it’s been confirmed that Samsung is really making the 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro tablet and plans to unveil it at the MWC 2014.