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Malware on Android for the First Time Poses Threat to Corporate Networks

By Saroj Kar May 7, 2012

Trojans and malware on Android are a constantly recurring theme. While some argue that there is no real threat at all, others feel that preventive measures are needed to safeguard their mobile devices. Now,…

Dell Announces A Linux Laptop Designed for Developers

By Klint Finley May 7, 2012

A few years ago Dell began offering the Ubuntu distribution of Linux on its desktops and laptaps, but quietly dropped the option from its online store in 2010 (though it’s still possible to order…

Video Game Uses the Crowd-Sourced Gaming to Help Doctors Diagnose Malaria

By Kyt Dotson May 7, 2012

Researchers at the University of California are seeking to make gamers the next line of defense in the fight against malaria via a free Internet-based pattern recognition game that has players play “pick the…

Oracle vs Google is Much Bigger than Android APIs

By Maria Deutscher May 7, 2012

Oracle, which acquired Sun in 2010, is waging patent warfare against Google. The claim is that Android illegally makes (and now apparently no longer does) use of several Java patents, and because of that…

Google Faces Antitrust Probe in India, Invests Heavily in Online Content and Broadcasts

By Mellisa Tolentino May 7, 2012

While Google waits for the jury to come up with a unanimous decision in the copyright phase of the Google-Oracle trial, they’ve been busy with other matters as well, facing an antitrust probe in…

Pinterest Needs APIs for Retailers, says Wayfair CEO [Q&A Series]

By Kristen Nicole May 7, 2012

Retail has seen one of the most fascinating cross sections with online technology in recent years, taking another turn with the introduction of social media, sharing and recommendations. Consumer data is one of the…

Oracle v. Google Case Impacted by EU Ruling: APIs Not Copyrightable

By Mellisa Tolentino May 7, 2012

The copyright phase of the Oracle-Google trial concluded last week after two weeks of presenting evidence and witnesses from both parties. Oracle is suing Google for infringing their Java patents when they built the…

Spotify on iPad: Missing Features and More

By Mellisa Tolentino May 7, 2012

Spotify, the cloud-based music service, finally released their iPad app last week. Before, iPad users had to install the Spotify iPhone app to satisfy their cloud music craving, and it worked well enough but it…

Best iPad, Android Tablet Apps for Mobile Workers: Enhanced Email Tops the List

By Maria Deutscher May 7, 2012

This week’s featured app is Enhanced Email for Android. The email client doesn’t re-invent the wheel but the developer did nail a lot of things, simply by addressing a ton of user demands. That…

Google Apps Banned In China?

By Mellisa Tolentino May 7, 2012

Today’s mobile roundup features China clarifying Google apps ban, Nokia addressing the latest tablet rumors and more. Google apps banned in China China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released a statement last…

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Malware on Android for the First Time Poses Threat to Corporate Networks

Dell Announces A Linux Laptop Designed for Developers

Pinterest Needs APIs for Retailers, says Wayfair CEO [Q&A Series]

Oracle v. Google Case Impacted by EU Ruling: APIs Not Copyrightable

Spotify on iPad: Missing Features and More

Best iPad, Android Tablet Apps for Mobile Workers: Enhanced Email Tops the List

Google Apps Banned In China?

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