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22 November 2011
News: HD Voice makes steady progress in mobile networks

This year the number of operators that have implemented HD Voice has almost tripled, and more phones are also compatible with the technology, according to a report by industry organization GSA (Global mobile Suppliers Association).
Feature: Best Android apps: Five free Android apps to help protect your privacy

Smartphones offer access to all sorts of personal information, whether its personal snaps taken on a handsets camera to online banking information, credit card details and even log-ins and passwords.
News: New Android malware surges by 37 percent

Malware designed to target devices running Google's Android operating system have surged by 37 percent, says McAfee.
News: S3 Graphics loses a patent fight with Apple

The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined that Apple did not infringe technology patents owned by S3 Graphics and ended its investigation of the matter, the ITC announced Monday.
21 November 2011
Opinion: Romo Turns Your Android Into an Android

Robots are loads of fun to play with, but despite the prevalence of easy-to-use microcontrollers like the Arduino, and kits to make your own bots, the barrier to entry when it comes to owning your own robot is often pretty high. Enter Romo, a robot that uses your smartphone to power everything it does.
Opinion: Deals Arrive Early: Many Phones Practically Free Already

It isn't even Black Friday yet, and already prices for some of the hottest holiday gadgets have been slashed down to almost nothing. Amazon Wireless has added the Droid RAZR to its penny-pincher sale, offering one of the top Android phones on the market for just a penny with a two-year Verizon contract.
News: Debate erupts over Android malware dangers

Reports of an explosion in Android malware have sparked a debate over whether malware on mobile devices is actually a big deal for most users.
Opinion: Mobile Malware Crisis? Not So Fast

There's been a flurry of coverage of mobile malware over the past few days, including two separate reports declaring both 2011 and 2012 "the year of mobile malware."
News: McAfee: Android is sole target of new mobile malware in Q3

All new malware being written for mobile devices targets Android, according to a McAfee report on malware trends in Q3 2011.
News: Adobe: Flash for Ice Cream Sandwich by Year-End

Adobe's plans to stop developing mobile Flash Player will have to wait a little longer, as the company works on bringing Flash to Android Ice Cream Sandwich.
News: Security Firm Lists 'Dirty Dozen' Unsafe Smartphones

A list of 12 smartphones that pose the highest security and privacy risks to consumers and corporations was released today by a maker of security software.
News: Apple's iPhone is most popular smartphone with mobile workers

Apple’s iPhone has been named the most popular smartphone with mobile workers by iPass.
19 November 2011
News: Android 4.0: Security Holes in 'Ice Cream Sandwich'

Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” is imminent with the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone. Early reviews suggest that Android 4.0 is a cutting edge mobile OS with a variety of awesome features to look forward to. Some of those whiz-bang features come with potential security concerns, though.
News: Flash Would Be Welcomed By Some For Ice Cream Sandwich

Adobe's Flash Player would be a welcome addition if it becomes available for Google's newest mobile operating system, Android 4.0. For now, users of the new Samsung Galaxy Nexus will have to wait.
News: Google+ Could Grow Thanks to New Feature, Small Change in Android OS

Google's social networking service could see bigger growth thanks to a new feature that lets businesses build profiles to promote their brands and a small change in the Internet search leader’s newest mobile operating system, Android 4.0.
18 November 2011
News: Exclusive Research Shows CIOs Embrace Consumerization of IT

With BlackBerry and Apple still leading the pack, and tablets and Android rising in the ranks, CIOs surveyed by CIO magazine are widely supporting employee-owned devices
Opinion: Apple Sues Amazon Over 'App Store' Name

It didn't take long for Apple, which seems to be suing anything that moves lately, to drag Amazon's economy tablet, the Kindle Fire, into a lawsuit.
How-Tos: How to secure a smartphone

Antivirus is one thing, but much more important is to make sure you can remotely locate, lock and wipe your smartphone.
Feature: PC Advisor's most commented stories of the week – 18th November 2011

There's been plenty of tech news for our readers to voice their opinions on over the past seven days.
PowerSkin AP1511SEN Silicone Case with Built-in Battery pack

Smartphones these days are impressively powerful, but their admirable multitasking skills can often prove shortlived: battery drain is a real issue. The Powerskin AP1511SEN Silicone Case conceals a powerful charge pack that can double battery life

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