Who doesn’t love a sneak peek? It’s a way to be “in the know” before everyone else, to be on the cutting edge and have lots of knowledge to show off at parties! We want our loyal fans to always feel like they’ve got the inside information. So here’s what’s in store for Firefox for […]
Canonical is looking forward to come up with its touch optimised Ubuntu operating system for tablets and smartphones very soon and many users are expecting to install Ubuntu on their Android based tablet or smartphone and at the same time enjoy Android applications. But Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth has categorically said NO to emulation.
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Google Play Developer Console enables developers to easily publish and distribute their applications directly to users of Android-compatible phones. Recently someone posted on Reddit that a developer is trying to spread malware by masquerading infected programs as legitimate software. The account of the the developer called, “apkdeveloper” and readers spotted that they are posting fake
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For the Chinese, 2012 was the Year of the Dragon. For the United Nations, it’s the Year of the Bat. We like dragons and bats, of course, but we think it might be the year of the Fox. Mobile devices are such a big part of our lives here in 2012, and we use the
As you may know, Adobe Flash Player for Android has been pulled from the Google Play Store and you No longer see the flash player on your \”Installed Apps\” tab on Google Play store. Huston, We Have a Solution! Here is a tutorial for How to Manually Install & Update Adobe flash Player on any
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While worldwide phone sales fell slightly during the third quarter, sales of smartphones are continuing to rise, according to new figures from Gartner. More than 427 million phones were sold in total during the third quarter, 3 percent down on the same quarter a year ago, Gartner said, but up slightly on the 419 million
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is slowly dripping its way onto more devices. As seen over the last two weeks of October, ICS now flavors 25.8 percent of all Android devices, up from 23.7 percent in the prior month and 20.9 percent in August. Android 4.1, aka Jelly Bean, ate up 2.7 percent of the
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