Category Archives: Smartphones

How much simpler can it get? Upload a malicious app and wait for unsuspecting victims. It’s time to complicate it for the bad guys. Go to Source

The official Google Docs app for Android has finally been released. Despite one drawback, Jack Wallen calls the app a major win for the Android platform. Go to Source

It’s too early to declare Apple the victor in the mobile device OS war, according to Donovan Colbert. Read his thoughts and predictions on iOS and Android. Go to Source

In Scott Lowe’s latest app roundup, he features five business-focused mobile applications: Google Voice, ABBYY Business Card Reader, Read It Later, Priority Matrix, and iTranslate. Go to Source

If you carry sensitive data on your Android smartphone or tablet, Jack Wallen recommends using the B-Folders application to keep your information safe. Go to Source

If you need to accept customer payments when you’re on-the-go, try the free Credit Card Terminal app, which is available for iPhone, iPad, Android, and Windows Phone 7-based devices. Go to Source

Can’t keep up with the iPhone 5 rumor mill? You’re not alone. CNET created a timeline that tracks the iPhone 5 rumors of 2011 so far. Go to Source

Intel has figured out how to increase performance and battery life at the same time. And Moore’s Law keeps on truckin’. Go to Source

In an exclusive story on CNET News.com, Declan McCullagh reported that Google is publishing the estimated location of millions of iPhones, laptops, and other devices with Wi-Fi connections turned on. Go to Source

If you encounter the Android 2.3 Gingerbread keyboard bug, developer William J. Francis suggests downloading an alternate keyboard from the Android Market. Go to Source