Mobile security is paramount and Google is stepping up to the plate to ensure your apps are safe. Today, Google announced that it was launching a new bug bounty program named the “Google Play Security Reward Program”. It aims to encourage developers and white hat hackers to poke and prod apps from the Play Store for vulnerabilities.
Right now, the apps in the new program will be via invite only. The list is small, but distinguished.
Can’t wait to get your hands on the ultimate dessert that everyone in the Android community is drooling about? Then look no further. You can now lick and taste that sweet Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich that many people are going nuts about.
While most of you are waiting for the official Android update for your phone or tablet, you might want to check and try this one out for a spin.
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The Moto G7 design has potentially been revealed in a new render video. The handset has much in common with its predecessor, though it changes things up with the display. It looks like we can expect a long display with a waterdrop-style notch at the top. A render video of the rumored Motorola Moto G7 has emerged online, potentially revealing the handset from all angles. The video arrived via MySmartPrice and OnLeaks, who have leaked a number of accurate design videos previously.
Samsung is apparently right in the middle of its testing phase leading up to the Android 6.0 Marshmallow release for its Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 smartphones and some newly leaked screenshots show that Samsung has quite a few changes planned for its TouchWiz interface.
Coming from a Chinese preview build running on the Galaxy S6, the screenshots show that Samsung is continuing to flatten down the look of its user interface and seems to have made some major changes to its notification bar.
Making your own online content is no easy task, but now we have great internet tools that can save you from spending years and thousands of dollars in school. Why not learn on your own, from the comfort of your home and for a price you really can’t say no to?
Today’s AA Deals Store offers a lifetime subscription to the OSTraining Developer Course at a mere $69. This course is said to be valued at a whopping $2,000, making the offer a 96% off discount.
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is easily one of the best device’s on the market right now, and while it has top-of-the-line hardware, it might just be too big for some people. Sure, 5-inch screens are quickly becoming the standard, but many still think a 4- or 4.3-inch display is perfect for a smartphone. So, maybe the Galaxy S4 just isn’t for you, but what if it was available in a smaller size?
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T-Mobile CEO John Legere posted an open letter to the FCC discussing the proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger. In the letter, Legere promises not to raise rates above their current standing for the next three years, should the merger go through. Legere also promises to remain true to customers and its “Uncarrier” ideology. In the letter, Legere calls out critics of the merger whom he says are “largely employed by Big Telco and Big Cable.
Acer has unveiled a 24-inch All-in-One Android-based desktop, with a few days to go until IFA 2013 kicks off.
The DA241HL is the AiO in question, packing a NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor.
We’re looking at a 24-inch touchscreen device that runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean and is ready to offer users “the same familiar interface used on other Android devices, such as smartphones and tablets that are increasingly popular for media consumption, web browsing or social media interactions.
In its first study of the overall wireless market in India, OpenSignal has declared that Airtel is the carrier with the fastest download speeds, on both its 4G and its 3G networks.
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OpenSignal said its survey was based on 1.3 billion measurements from 93,464 customers on the major wireless networks between December 2016 and February 2017. It stated that Airtel’s average 4G speeds came in at 11.
One thing you’re practically guaranteed to hear most Android fans say is how much better the stock version of the operating system is compared to the skins that Samsung, HTC, and others put on their devices. Our brothers and sisters over at Android Police recently published a massive article that basically says even stock Android has problems, and that it needs a lot of work. Matias Duarte, who is in charge of the look and feel of Android, read that article and said this on his Google+ account: