A tool for attacking devices running Google’s Android operating system was released by security researchers today at the Defcon hackers conference in Las Vegas.
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Security experts release software to attack Android phones
This post was made possible thanks to a phenomenon I call “twitterdipity.” Twitterdipity is the experience of wading in Twitter’s shallow, fast-moving data stream and suddenly – and surprisingly – mining treasure from a tweet.
Apple has shown interest in creating a system of cross-platform widgets that could be accessed and shared in a variety of manners, including on a Mac, an iPad or through a browser.
GetGlue, a social browsing assistant that shows ratings and recommendations of movies, books, restaurants, stocks, and more on the web, has been on a roll lately when it comes to the startup’s mobile strategy. In less than three months, GetGlue has launched a mobile website, an Android app and an iPhone app. Today, GetGlue is completing the package with an iPad app and a new deal with Fox
Multi-column, multi-platform social network client TweetDeck has issued an update that fixes a few bugs and adds “some small, but important, new features”. We’re talking support for Twitter’s t.co URL shortener , uploading pics to Posterous and even sending out tweets that are longer than the 140 character limit. The update is just for the standard desktop client, not the “super-swanky User Streams Preview version”, but TweetDeck promises an upgrade for that is also on the way soon.
Multi-column, multi-platform social network client TweetDeck has issued an update that fixes a few bugs and adds “some small, but important, new features”. We’re talking support for Twitter’s t.co URL shortener , uploading pics to Posterous and even sending out tweets that are longer than the 140 character limit
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