Saurik is a well-known developer who is primarily known for his association with Cydia for iOS devices. He is considered among the best of iOS hackers and now, he has apparently taken a shot at Android by exploiting the Master Key vulnerability and then devising a fix for it.
The upcoming Nexus 7 tab official release is just few days far away from us. But the Android tablet comes live, prolific leaker @evleaks has shared a press image of the new Nexus 7. The image doesn’t do much to confirm the 7-inch tablet’s internal specifications. However, we can see a 7-inch display, a front-facing camera, a newly added rear camera and what appears to be a notification light.
Most of us tend to check out our smartphones every few minutes. We do that to see if any update or message has popped up on the screen. But everytime we do so, we check the handset’s home screen. Locket is an app which replaces your home screen with ads and pays you for viewing these ads.
We’ve been waiting for Google to dish out a Chrome app launcher for Windows users. While the search giant hasn’t made any formal announcement to that end yet, it seems that the Chrome launcher for Windows has finally been released.
It was announced that Moto X will be released sometime in August on Rogers Wireless. Lately, it’s been confirmed that Moto X will be launched on 1st August in New York City.
Intel has been pushing its back into the development of low-priced laptops, convertibles and tablets by leaning on the mobile Atom processors. The company’s CEO, Brian Krzanich has reiterated that Intel would continue its committment to mobile products and that $300 laptops and $150 tablets are on their way.
The notion of driverless cars once seemed something out of fiction but it is increasingly becoming a reality. Until now, such cars in UK were being tested on private property but now, the UK government has stated that these driverless cars can be tested on roads by the end of 2013.
Here are some great news for the owners of certain Samsung handsets. An insider has now claimed that the company would release an update for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy S3 later this year and that this update would directly bring Android 4.3 to these handsets, skipping over Android 4.2.2.