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An advanced Android malware has been going around recently proving to be a real menace to Android users. Computer security company Kaspersky refers to this one as the “most sophisticated Android Trojan” and have detected it as Backdoor.AndroidOS.Obad.a. Find out the potential dangers here
Tech2Go: iExit and Trapster are tools to help you navigate the highways on your next journey. (The Root) — Getting behind the wheel and hitting the open road can be a great way to unwind and see the country at ground level. And with these two apps, your road trip just got a little easier. […]
If you're new to smartphones in general, or switching from another platform. We have you covered with a great set of resources to get you started.
I had the XBox360 for quite some time, however, there were a few things I was missing from the repertoire. Namely, another system. Having procured both major systems ensures that I will have access to the top games for both platforms at my whim. I can also choose which online community I want to interact with. If the person your thinking of purchasing for has one system and loves it chances are they will enjoy another game system as well unless they are just rabid fan-boys of a particular platform. That said, getting a bundle will provide the most “bang” for your buck. You can get a game as well as the cool features that come along with the motion controllers for the PS3 or the XBox360. They also don’t have to go out and purchase those items later. You would do well to note that both platforms support apps like Netflix and music/movie downloads however Xbox Live costs about $60.00 per year while the Playstation Network is free.
Have one of those smartphones and still trying to figure out what to do with it other than watch YouTube videos and send text messages? Me, I got an Android phone earlier this year, transferring from a Windows Mobile phone, and haven’t looked back since. I primarily use my Android to keep me on track […]
