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99.7% of all Android smartphones vulnerable to serious data leakageview story

http://www.zdnet.com – A whopping 99.7% of Android smartphones are leaking login data for Google services, and could allow other access to information stored in the cloud, so claim German security researchers Bastian Könings, Jens Nickels, and Florian Schaub from the University of Ulm. (General)

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4 YouTube Channels Linux Enthusiasts Should Followview story

http://www.makeuseof.com – Ever since YouTube became a big hit, finding great videos on the topics that you are most interested about was easier than ever.However, now that YouTube has been the standard for widespread video streaming for quite some time now, it’s hard to filter through the millions of channels that exist on YouTube to find the right ones that you want to subscribe to.This is also the case if you are a (General)

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Installing BT5 ARM on Samsung Galaxy S (Captivate)view story

http://www.backtrack-linux.org – Hi everyone. First of all, congratulations to BT team, amzing distro. This How-to is for install BT5 ARM in your Samsung Galaxy S(SGS - Captivate), but could be work in many other devices. Prerequisites for your SGS 1. A new microSD, 8 GB or more. We need to format it. 2. Root, I recommend z4root only for samsung galaxy s 3. Busybox, (if you install titanium backup you get busybox) 4. (HowTos)

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Move over Apple, here comes Compufon!view story

http://www.linux.com – Blimey!I thought this was amazing. This nifty phone runs on Android, and has the ability to integrate into a Tablet or as a slimline PC with a real keyboard.Its amazing take a look. (General)

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Google confirms Chrome OS tablet codeview story

http://www.linuxfordevices.com – Google is baking specifications for a tablet based on its Chrome OS into its open source Linux code, the company confirmed. Meanwhile Google flattened its executive structure, promoting Android creator Andy Rubin and others to senior vice president roles, and has also acquired Pushlife, makers of an iTunes-like music app for Android.... (Embedded)

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Android and the Great Openness Debateview story

http://www.linuxinsider.com – Fragmentation has long been a criticism of Google's Android mobile platform, but until recently, its reputation for openness had been relatively undisputed. Of course, it's not hard to be seen as open when your principal competition comes from Cupertino. On the other hand, recent decisions in the Googleplex are making that distinction less and less clear. (General)

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Mozilla Announces Firefox 4 RC for Android and Maemoview story

http://www.linux-magazine.com – Mozilla announces availability of its Firefox 4 (release candidate) for Android and Maemo. (Distributions)

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How to install Adobe Reader 9.4 on Linux Mint 10 Juliaview story

http://gamblis.com – This short tutorial below will show you how to quickly install the latest Adobe Reader 9.4 on Linux Mint 10 Julia. Adobe Reader is an advanced PDF viewer that is available for both Linux and Windows system. Its very easy to install, configure and the most important thing is that this Adobe Reader 9.4 is [...] Related posts:Adobe Reader SpeedUp 1.36 Do you feel your Adobe Reader slowing down? (Distributions)

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MP3 Music Download Advanced 2.5.3 for SonyEricsson Xperia X10 Androidview story

http://gamblis.com – Enjoy downloading millions free MP3 from the internet right away from your SonyEricsson X10 Android phone. With this MP3 Music Download advanced 2.5.3, you will be able to search your favorite songs, plays or download and save it to your Xperia X10 device. Also available lyrics for the song which you can download as well. (Distributions)

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Huawei IDEOS X5 hits Australiaview story

http://www.itwire.com – Chinese vendor Huawei today revealed it had launched its new IDEOS X5 smartphone in Australia, based on the Google Android platform popular amongst handset vendors in 2010 and 2011. (IT news)