Showing posts with label Smartphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smartphone. Show all posts

Monday, September 13, 2010

A new virus affecting terminal Android !!!


Kaspersky has identified a new virus on one of the most popular smartphone operating systems, IOS competitor: Google Android.



The name of the virus is "Trojan-SMS" and can hit all the terminals with operating system Android. To spread the trojan, the crackers are using Russian-language porn sites that appear in the top results in searches on various engines, once entered, any user, on any platform, are invited to download some content, but as for other file is correct, Android users will be sent the virus.

The trojan is disguised as a media player (called pornplayer.apk) into believing that a file is essential to view porn videos on the site. When installing the player on Android, the user is asked for consent to send SMS messages. If this consent is given (no, the installation is successful) and you start the application, the trojan starts sending SMS to a premium-rate number, the user's knowledge. Imagine that each message costs $ 6!

In short, the Trojans are invading smarpthone too, but at the moment, while we have already seen two Android on IOS, with some experiment expert hacker, we are still safe, especially if you have not done the jailbreak.
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6:37 AM by Unknown · 0

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Tuesday, August 10, 2010

LOVE taking it all in. Discover the new BlackBerry® Storm2™ smartphone [video]


Introducing the new BlackBerry® Storm2™ smartphone with advanced touch screen technology and Wi-Fi.

8:59 AM by Unknown · 0

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Sunday, July 25, 2010

HP ready to launch a new smartphone with WebOS to compete with iPhone? [RUMOR]


According to some rumors it seems that HP acquired after Palm, is creating some new devices that will be direct competitors of Android and the iPhone 4. The plans of the company there is the will to become somewhat more similar to Apple, selling high quality terminals in which hardware platform to integrate software WebOS, precisely a result of the acquisition of Palm.
 The operation would be more difficult than expected because of the historic partnership that links HP Microsoft. It is difficult for the company to maintain good relations with the Redmond, which were further strengthened in recent years, while trying to reach the new goals set during the year.
In January, before the launch dell'iPad, HP climbed on stage during the presentation of the slate PCs, a move clearly designed to attack in advance and once the new Apple device. Then after shipping dell'iPad, HP plans have changed and all ongoing projects on the slate have been canceled or simply left on standby. In all likelihood the company is aware of the impending acquisition of Palm, has preferred to suspend work on a product that certainly could have given the best with the new WebOS.
Despite the repeated denials by Mark Hurd, CEO of HP, the company continues strangely not included in the list of companies licensed to use the new Windows 7 Phone and this would suggest a position quite clear that separates the house from the next generations of its Windows Mobile smartphones to work out their own solution based devices WebOS.
Certainly promises an interesting scenario for both HP could offer a competitive offer in the market for smartphones, is that Apple could find themselves before yet another 'iPhone-killer. [via]

7:06 AM by Unknown · 0

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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Raw images for the Motorola WX445


Engadget has published the first pictures "leaked" the new Motorola WX445
This new terminal equipped with multitouch screen mount the Android operating system 2.1, will be sold initially only in the U.S. by Verizon, features a camera with LED flash (not yet know the mpx) and a 1170mAh battery.
Currently these are the only information leaked and available, so what we ask now is what do you think the aesthetics of this latest smartphone which is to include in the same market category iPhone 4.

11:56 PM by Unknown · 0

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Friday, July 9, 2010

The White House even more "iPhone"


Obama closer to the world of technology, and iPhone: A few days ago was launched a section on the official website of the U.S. government dedicated to the most valuable applications for iPhone, Blackberry and Android Market.
 In addition to these applications already available, government agencies are working on another hundred projects dedicated to promote the image of the White House and to help users with free services accessible via smartphones.
App.gov is born to promote this new route taken by the Government Obama, as the responsible Vivek Kindra: "The project serves to promote the efficiency of the federal government and improve the connections between states and local authorities in order to revolutionize technology in the public sector. "
Among the various applications we have that keeps you informed about what happens in the White House, or one dedicated to individual U.S. states. My TSA for those who travel frequently, or BMI Calculator to keep an eye on their health.
In short, the U.S. government wants to keep abreast and update the public with free solutions help you feel more in touch with who is in command.

6:00 PM by Unknown · 0

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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

The Quietly Brilliant Story of HTC


Over the year, HTC has transformed itself from a faceless OEM to one of the most trusted name brands in the smartphone market.  Just to give you an idea of invisible the company’s name has been over the years, I’m sure a few of you didn’t know that HTC was the one who manufactured the HP and Compaq iPaq, Palm Treo 750, Palm Treo Pro, and the SONY Ericsson EXPRIA X1.  HTC finally started making a name for themselves when they introduced HTC Touch in 2007. Since then, the HTC brand has taken huge strides in the mindset of consumers.  Today, you’ll find it hard to watch a TV show without seeing a commercial for one of HTC’s new Windows Mobile or Android powered phones.
HTC HD mini - A closer look part I
 A short film about how the smartphone evolved - from some of the early pioneering handhelds to today's most innovative smartphones. 
HTC HD mini - A closer look part II
The HTC HD mini features HTC Sense - a user experience that is based on putting you at the center by simply making things work the way they should.

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

Nexus One Signal Strength [video]


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