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04 October 2011
News: iPhone 5 Expected to Break Sales Record

Anticipation is always high around the release of a new iPhone, and analysts expect the fifth-generation version of the device to live up to the hype and possibly break sales records.
News: HTC Acknowledges Security Flaw, Promises Quick Fix

HTC has acknowledged a security vulnerability in several of its smartphones but dodged responsibility for the flaw. The vulnerability exposes nearly all a user’s data to any app that can access the Internet from the handset.
News: Best Android apps: Five free Android supermarket shopping apps

The weekly grocery shop is time-consuming and for many can even be a source of great frustration.
News: Protect iPad data without hobbling users

Symantec plans to enable its data loss prevention server to work with iPads (even using iCloud) and, eventually, Android devices
News: Amazon Kindle Fire could rival iPad, says YouGov

Amazon's Kindle Fire could become a very serious competitor to rival the success of Apple's iPad, says YouGov.
News: Apple rejects Samsung settlement in Galaxy Tab 10.1 case

Apple has rejected a settlement offer by Samsung in their legal battle over tablet PC patents in Australia.
03 October 2011
News: iPhone and iPad Security: The Human Element

Tackling mobile security on a personal-business device isn't new, but it is still a very serious and present problem. Perhaps a lesson from the past holds an answer.
Opinion: Xperia Ray Puts Your Current Camera Phone To Shame

Sony has finally released the Xperia Ray, an unlocked Android smartphone packing an 8.1-megapixel camera.
Opinion: Can the Next-Gen iPhone Fend off Android?

Diehard fans will buy the new iPhone, regardless of what Apple will announce on Tuesday, but unless the refresh is more substantial than expected, the company will have to work harder to fend off stiff competition from Android.
News: Tablet Fire Sale: 5 Cheap Tablets

Between the popularity of Apple's iPad and the looming threat of Amazon's Kindle Fire, times are tough for other tablet makers. But their loss is your gain, as retailers have resorted to offering deep discounts on tablets that were, in all honesty, not worth their starting prices.
News: HTC Investigates Reports of Vulnerability in Android Phones

Revelations by researchers over the weekend that several HTC Android phone models contain a "massive security vulnerability" are being examined by the mobile handset maker.
News: Samsung to alter Galaxy Tab 10.1 to halt Australian legal action

Samsung has voluntarily offered to remove some of the features from its latest tablet PC, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, in a bid to stop a sales ban imposed on the device in Australia.
How-Tos: How to adjust haptic feedback on a Google Android 2.2 device

Haptic feedback is a useful function on touchscreen smartphones as it alerts the user their command on the handset has been recognised and processed through vibration.
News: Massive Security Vulnerability in HTC Android Phones Claimed

Security researchers say they've uncovered a flaw in several smartphone models produced by HTC that gives any application that has Internet access the keys to a trove of information on the phone, including e-mail addresses, GPS locations, phone numbers, and text message data.
News: Microsoft gets $444 million windfall from Android patents

Google’s Android could be making arch-rival Microsoft a cool $444 million (£285 million) in patent levies, a Goldman Sachs analyst has estimated, and not much short of what it makes from its own Windows Phone OS.
30 September 2011
News: Google's Ice Cream Sandwich spotted in the wild

Tech blog Engadget has posted a video of a Samsung Nexus S allegedly purchased from eBay that appears to be running the highly anticipated Ice Cream Sandwich -- aka version 4 of Google's Android operating system.
News: Samsung Stokes 7-inch Tablet War with Galaxy Tab 7 Plus

Just two days after Amazon made waves announcing its new 7-inch tablet at a $199, Samsung wants to douse the Kindle Fire with a reloaded 7-inch Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. It's not likely Samsung will be able to compete on price - given the beefy specs on this tab - but it will be on speeds and feeds. Friday's announcement by Samsung doesn't mention price.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus unveiled

Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy Tab 7.0 plus, the latest addition to its range of tablet PCs.
29 September 2011
News: IBM X-Force: Mobile devices are a fast growing target of malware

Look for double the mobile exploits this year vs. 2010 and particularly watch out for mobile applications that are really malware, says IBM's X-Force security research team.
Opinion: Flickr Becomes Instagram's Android Nemesis

Flickr has launched an official app for Android phones, one that rivals the popular Instagram social photo-sharing app that is exclusive to iOS. Flickr also announced Photo Sessions, a feature that lets you watch photo slideshows with friends in real time, anywhere around the globe.

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