Computerworld – Between one and four million users of Android phones have downloaded wallpaper apps that swipe personal data from the phone and transmit it to a Chinese-owned server, a mobile security firm said today. According to San Francisco-based Lookout, a large number of free wallpaper apps in the Android Market scrape the phone...
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Most firms with branch offices intending to deploy Timematters as their primary practice management software have always made the mistake of starting with separate database, I say mistake because sooner or later, the need to combine database and point of operations will arise. Most of our clients eventually get to that point where separate...
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Apple is being sued for iPads overheating and shutting off when left in direct sunlight. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) Most gadget owners know that leaving any piece of electronic equipment in the direct sunlight isn’t a great idea. Now an iPad owner, who claims their touch-screen tablet overheats and turns off when left in the...
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PC makers are beginning to bear an uncanny resemblance to Apple. Media pads will erode laptop sales, according to analysts. (Credit: Hewlett-Packard) So, what does Apple look like these days? Apple is not as much about the Mac anymore (in case anyone didn’t notice). And it’s not just about a successful gadget sideshow, i.e.,...
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Mozilla is releasing a new Firefox feature (still in beta) called Tab Candy. If you are the type that love to have dozens of website opened at once across multiple tabs, then you will love this cool option. Candy comes with a lot of nifty features that makes your browsing a lot easier. check...
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