Mobile Malware: Beware Drive-by Downloads on Your Smartphone
PCWorld
It also demonstrates the sophistication and ever-changing nature of security threats targeting mobile devices. Mobile malware is proliferating at an astonishing rate. Security threats targeting mobile devices increased more than 600 percent between ...
See all stories on this topic »Malware for Android devices steadily increasing
Tribune Review
--Consider protecting your mobile device with security software from well-known providers. --Don't "root" or "jailbreak" your devices to access apps on third-party sites. Such apps may contain malware, and it may prevent your device from receiving ...
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Using Mobile Devices to Reinvent the Web #drupalcon
CMSWire
Then he compared that to how many mobile devices enter the world every day: 1.5 million. As Wroblewski points out, mobile devices have become the “personal computer,” which we actually carry with us — on our person — wherever we go, all the time.
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Mobile Devices Facing the Battery Gap
Chip Design Magazine
With the rapidly increasing mobile device market, we have a new gap to worry about – the Battery Gap for mobile devices. A classic example of a semiconductor design gap is the so-called Design Productivity Gap, which describes how many logic ...
See all stories on this topic »Most Smartphones Lost At Night
InformationWeek
LookOut Mobile says two-thirds of lost devices vanish from pubs and bars at night. Alcohol and smartphones don't mix. That's the word from Lookout Mobile, which culled data from its 15 million users around the world and uncovered where and when people ...
See all stories on this topic »Report: Mobile Devices Boost News Consumption
Technology Review (blog)
If you're anything like me, mobile devices have transformed the way you consume the news. I'll often fish out my iPhone and pull up New York Times headlines when waiting in line for just about anything. The bulk of the magazine journalism I read, too, ...
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PCWorld
It also demonstrates the sophistication and ever-changing nature of security threats targeting mobile devices. Mobile malware is proliferating at an astonishing rate. Security threats targeting mobile devices increased more than 600 percent between ...
See all stories on this topic »Malware for Android devices steadily increasing
Tribune Review
--Consider protecting your mobile device with security software from well-known providers. --Don't "root" or "jailbreak" your devices to access apps on third-party sites. Such apps may contain malware, and it may prevent your device from receiving ...
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| New iPad, Kindle Fire, Nokia Lumia: 10 Hot Mobile Devices You Should Know eWeek The devices, which span from underpowered to quite capable, are the benchmarks by which all other Windows Phone-based devices are judged. And by the look of things, they could be the products that make or break Microsoft's mobile operating system. See all stories on this topic » |  eWeek |
CMSWire
Then he compared that to how many mobile devices enter the world every day: 1.5 million. As Wroblewski points out, mobile devices have become the “personal computer,” which we actually carry with us — on our person — wherever we go, all the time.
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| Chinese Mobile Device Activations Now Greater than U.S. The Mac Observer Flurry Inc. makes software used to track the usage of mobile devices. Its analytics software tracks application downloads, among other things. The company is based in San Francisco. Julie Kuehl. See all stories on this topic » |  The Mac Observer |
| Apple eyes slicker mobile devices CBS News (Credit: Apple Inc) (MoneyWatch) Apple (AAPL) seems on a perpetual quest to build ever more impressive housings for its mobile devices. And the last two weeks have seen a couple of developments, documented by patent findings, that give an idea of where ... See all stories on this topic » |  CBS News |
Chip Design Magazine
With the rapidly increasing mobile device market, we have a new gap to worry about – the Battery Gap for mobile devices. A classic example of a semiconductor design gap is the so-called Design Productivity Gap, which describes how many logic ...
See all stories on this topic »Most Smartphones Lost At Night
InformationWeek
LookOut Mobile says two-thirds of lost devices vanish from pubs and bars at night. Alcohol and smartphones don't mix. That's the word from Lookout Mobile, which culled data from its 15 million users around the world and uncovered where and when people ...
See all stories on this topic »Report: Mobile Devices Boost News Consumption
Technology Review (blog)
If you're anything like me, mobile devices have transformed the way you consume the news. I'll often fish out my iPhone and pull up New York Times headlines when waiting in line for just about anything. The bulk of the magazine journalism I read, too, ...
See all stories on this topic »