If Google wants Android to continue being a good operating system that wins many hearts, it had better listen to various
comments made about the OS. And security is one of them at the top of the list.
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Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Security flaws found in many Samsung mobile devices
Security experts have discovered many
vulnerabilities in Samsung's Exynos 4-powered devices, including the
Galaxy S2 and Galaxy Note,
that bypasses system-wide security permissions, like letting data be
extracted from RAM or malicious code to be injected directly into the
device.
Larry Wall's open source programming language Pearl is 25 years old
Developed on December 18, 1987 by a
programmer called Larry Wall, Perl is an open source programming
language used by developers and
Unix/Linux system admins all over the world to automate any number of
data management tasks, and yesterday Perl celebrated its 25th birthday.
Dell abandons Android
Amazon is selling books and Google is making it up with search, but Dell
could not find a way to build a business on Android, Clarke said.
Google heads for total war with Microsoft
Google has declared war on Microsoft saying that it wants to get 90
percent of users who don't need to have the most advanced features of
Office.
More Technical Difficulties at Netflix
This holiday season has been a rough one for Netflix. Following a lengthy outage of its Internet video streaming service on Christmas Eve, the company has been hit anew with technical difficulties.
Gloves come off at low end of the tablet market
According to Digitimes, Asustek's tablet shipments will reach 6.3
million units in 2012 with Google Nexus 7 accounting for 4.5 million
units. In 2013, Asustek is set to ship 12 million tablets and with
expected 24 million notebook shipments, the company aims to ship totally
36 million mobile devices
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