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Malware Warning – Do Not download apps developed by “apkdeveloper”

On January 2, 2013, in Android Problems, by Cyrus

2013 has just started an we have another malware scare on our hands people. A developer called “apkdeveloper” has been uploading some suspicious apps, and that too of some well known apps from the developers Imangi and Glu Mobile. What seems to be happening is that illegitimate developer is basically stripping apart the Apks and [...]

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Google Talk facing some technical issues: Google working hard to resolve the problem

On July 26, 2012, in Android Apps, Android Problems, by Daraius

There have been recent complaints from many GTalk users around the world who are experiencing problems related with Google’s (voice) chat service app. Like most of the affected users, we have also been facing issues with the app since morning ranging from unsuccessful logging attempts and also getting multiple errors ranging from inability to access our contacts [...]

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Galaxy S3 exploding scare – User’s own fault

On July 9, 2012, in Android Problems, by Daraius

Not so long ago we had reported about an exploding Galaxy S3 in which the device not only conked out but literally exploded in the owner’s car damaging (read frying) all the radio transmitters inside. This little incident created panic amongst Galaxy S3 users all over the world which led Samsung to take strict measures [...]

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Galaxy S3 goes BOOM

On June 21, 2012, in Android Phones, Android Problems, by Daraius

Here’s an eye opener for all Galaxy S3 users out there. Even though it seems to be a fine device quality wise, but there appears to be at least one extremely faulty unit in the market. A guy named Dillon, who goes by dillo2k10 on the interwarbs, sat and watched as his Galaxy S3 suffered a [...]

 

HTC One X getting WiFi death grip issues

On June 12, 2012, in Android Gadgets, Android Phones, Android Problems, by Daraius

When it comes to the world’s most powerful Android devices to-date, very few names sprung up in our heads and one of them would definitely be The HTC One X which is currently one of the most popular (and powerful) Android devices on the market. Now, however, we’re seeing some reports surface from users that there [...]

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NFC: Near Field Communication of Near Fail Communication?

On April 17, 2012, in Android News, Android Problems, Android Resources, Android Stuff, by obaid

You’ve probably heard of NFC, which of course stands for Near Field Communication. It’s basically a method of communication between smartphones (or between smartphones and… other things) which allows the user to simply bump their handset against a compatible device to exchange data. It’s all the rage in new handsets, with all the big manufacturers [...]

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HTC One X may have The Deathgrip issue

On April 11, 2012, in Android Phones, Android Problems, by Cyrus

As the saying goes nothing is perfect, so seems the case of any consumer device. When it comes to handsets though design flaws normally tend to surface sooner rather than later. Even though companies take pains taking time to go over the device so even the minutest of details is checked, yet flaws occur. If [...]

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Disabling HTC System Apps – A Major No No

On April 10, 2012, in Android News, Android Problems, by Cyrus

Everybody likes to be in control, Google has kept this in mind when making the Android 4.0. A lot of people really like the fact that ICS users can disable a lot of system applications. System applications sometimes are no use for us, and keep on eating away at the battery in the background. What [...]

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Google’s Play Store catches a bug

On March 29, 2012, in Android News, Android Problems, by Cyrus

Google’s Play Store has been one of the hottest topics of late. Now, there is another news that has stirred up a buzz, the Google Play Store has caught a bug. The symptoms are that users are finding their paid applications disappear from their My apps list. The paid applications have stopped showing and the [...]

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Tricky Malware might prove to be a challenge for Google Bouncer

On February 7, 2012, in Android Apps, Android News, Android Problems, by Daraius

Recently Google had introduced everyone to its new malware detection tool, Bouncer which apparently keeps malware and unsecured apps out of the reach of the general public and also giving people a sigh of relief and the freedom to download even more crazy apps from the market without having to actually bother for any unknown threat. Well from [...]

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McAfee Security App for Android Devices

On February 4, 2012, in Android Apps, Android Problems, by Mike

McAfee has established itself as pioneer in the development of security as well as anti-virus software protection for computers as well as laptops. Good news is that McAfee has released for the first time a security app for the android based devices. It has been named as Mobile Security 2.0. Mobile security 2.0 comes with [...]

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