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Android 2.0 — Competition Against the iPhone and the Rest

Every few months, it seems, there is a new 'iPhone killer.' Android 2.0, in the guise of the Motorola Droid, is the latest such 'killer.' But what will it really take to beat or match the iPhone ( single page ), and does Android or any other...

Will Google and Android Kill Standalone GPS?

xchg passes along a WiseAndroid piece on the drop in value of Garmin and TomTom shares following Google's announcement yesterday of Google Maps Navigation. Shares of GPS device makers Garmin and TomTom plummeted... through a combination of...

New Improvements On the Attacks On WPA/TKIP

Two weeks ago, improvements to the previously reported attack on WPA/TKIP , were presented at the NorSec Conference in Oslo, Norway. In their paper coined 'An Improved Attack on TKIP,' Finn Michael Halvorsen and Olav Haugen describe the impr...

ARM Stealthily Rising As a Low-End Contender

InfoWorld's Neil McAllister examines how the ongoing rise of netbooks, decline of desktops, and the smartphone explosion are reconfiguring the processor market, putting Intel's Atom processor on a clear collision course with ARM . And here,...

The Software Router As MiFi Killer

The MiFi Mobile Router has been getting a lot of positive reviews these days, for combining a cellular modem, WiFi radio and battery pack in a portable device. But playing with a beta release of a software based wireless router for Windows 7...

Android 2.0 SDK Released, Google Maps Navigation Announced

The Android 2.0 SDK is now available from Google. This puts to bed concerns about Google not releasing the SDK or perhaps being in some kind of exclusivity deal with Verizon around 2.0. The release notes give a nice overview of what is there...

No Hand-Held Devices In Ontario Cars

To cut down on accidents caused by drivers who aren't paying attention, in Ontario it is now a ticketable offense to text, email, or navigate with your GPS while driving. But it seems to me that they have thrown the baby out with the bathwat...

A Possible Cause of AT&T's Wireless Clog — Configuration

ATT customers (iPhone users notably among them) have seen some wireless congestion in recent months; Brough Turner thinks the trouble might be self-inflicted . According to Turner, the poor throughput and connection errors can be chalked up...

Amazon Expands Kindle To the PC

Windows users will be able to use a new Kindle Books application to purchase, download and read e-book titles from Amazon's Kindle Store service. The PC application will be offered as a free download and will support Windows 7, Vista and XP...

Anonymous Browsing On Android Phones Using Tor

Privacy is becoming a scarce commodity, especially with geo-aware phones. Now, Android phone users can browse anonymously using Tor a capability, until now, limited to the desktop. From the post: 'We have successfully ported the native C Tor...

Android Goes To the Battlefield

Google's mobile operating system Android has won plenty of adherents among cellphone makers and gadget manufacturers since its 2007 debut. Now defense contractor Raytheon is preparing it for a more urgent mission: saving lives in places like...

Universal Phone Charger Approved By UN Body

Plans for a universal mobile phone charger have been approved by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a United Nations body. The charger has a micro-USB port at the connecting end, using technology similar to what is commonly use...

Leading Wholesale Supplier from China

8,000's of wholesale products direct from China. We are the leading marketplace for wholesale cellphones, wholesale apparel, wholesale video games, wholesale electronics,wholesale Cameras & Photo and more.We aim to serve the world with favorable p...

Symbian Microkernel Finally Goes Open Source

Symbian announced over a year ago that they were going to Open Source their code, and the industry has been patiently waiting for that to happen. Well, it finally has. According to news on Wednesday, 'Symbian has released its platform microk...

Android / Windows 7 Dual Boot Netbook Disappoints

PC Pro has got its hands on Acer's Aspire One D250 with both Windows 7 and Google Android installed. Anyone who's played with an Android phone had better get ready for a let-down: Android is far from ready for netbooks . The review laments t...

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