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Google's Really Trying to Kill The URL Bar
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There was talk a few months back of a compact mode in Chrome that would turn the URL bar into a contextual element. Now it's seeping into early builds of Chrome 13. Here's how it works:
The URL bar ha...
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Android gets 53% of mobile ad traffic, iOS 50% of ad revenue
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Millennial Media in its mobile ad study for this past April highlighted the mounting problem of getting Android users to pay for apps. Although Google recovered from a dip in March and now represented...
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Nvidia CEO Disappointed With Android 3.0 Tablets
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Nvidia's Tegra 2 mobile chipset scored a pretty big win as it is the de facto piece of hardware that powers the new generation of Android Honeycomb tablets.
Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang, however, isn't s...
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Google rolls out Fix against Wi-Fi Security Flaw on Android Phones
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Germans found a security flaw in Android phones this week that exposed users on open Wi-Fi networks. Google is moving fast to limit this exploit. In a statement Google says that the fix will be rolled...
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Google Confirms Android Security Glitch, Rolls Out Server-Side Patch
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99 percent of Android phones are susceptible to impersonation attacks. The bad news: Google has confirmed that the problem does exist. The good news: Google is also fixing the problem, starting today,...
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Google Fiber extends to Kansas City, Missouri
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Google on Tuesday expanded its Google Fiber ultra high-speed broadband service to Kansas City, Missouri. This comes a month and a half after it announced the same undertaking across the river in Kansa...
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Motorola secures bid for next Nexus smartphone – Nexus Droid 4G?
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The next wave of Google endorsed Nexus hardware is upon us. A rumor has begun circulation this evening suggesting the Mountain View team may look to talents of Motorola for its third generation hardwa...
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Study claims nearly all Android devices leak account info
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A newly published study from the University of Ulm in Germany has revealed that virtually every Android device has a major flaw in how they handle app security and could leak personal information. An ...
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Google News undergoes major overhaul
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Google has announced some key changes to the way in which its Google News service works, with the new additions US only for now, but likely to roll out globally.
Google News has become a popular way f...
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Open WiFi networks pose threat for Android users data
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While insanely popular around the globe, Android has never been without its problems. From fragmentation to security threats, Android’s massive growth has made it a target over other operating systems...
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Study finds 99.7% of Android phones prone to ‘impersonation attacks’
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Android might look like a safe system, but researchers from the German University of Ulm have discovered that using it on an open Wi-Fi network, leaves a hole open for impersonation attacks. Which dev...
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Newly exposed high-level emails reveal Google's efforts to block Skyhook, Motorola deal
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A new series of emails were made public on Monday as a result of Skyhook Wireless’ lawsuit claiming Google interfered with a contract the LBS company had in place with cell phone maker Motorola Mobili...
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ViewSonic G-Tablet gets a taste of Android 3.0 Honeycomb
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Some surprising news for ViewSonic G-Tablet users out there : Android 3.0(.1) Honeycomb is now available for your device. Even better, the ROM is pretty stable for such an early development, and alrea...
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HTC Desire HD, Incredible S getting Gingerbread in the UK today
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Reports are in that the unbranded versions of the HTC Desire HD and Incredible S in the UK are now receiving the update to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Italian users have had the update for a couple of we...
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Google to offer $20-a-month 'student package' for a Chrome laptop?
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Just as we're wrapping up day one of Google I/O 2011, Forbes received an interesting piece of information regarding Chrome OS. According to an unnamed senior Google executive, tomorrow's keynote will ...
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