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Samsung Galaxy Keyboard Flaw Puts 600 Million Android Users At Dire Risk

Oliver Haslam·June 17, 2015

It's been a bad day for both Samsung and Swift, the makers of the keyboard loved by many Android and iOS users, after it was discovered that a security flaw leaves Galaxy devices open to the running of malicious code when the Swift Keyboard is installed. The flaw, according to the security researcher who discovered it, affects over 600 million devices, and that includes the brand new Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge.

Facebook Releases ‘Moments’ App For Intelligent Photo Sharing [Download Link]

Zayed Rehman·June 16, 2015

After occasionally teasing us with a photo or two in our News Feed, Facebook has finally released Moments for iOS and Android - a smart photo sharing app that is looking to re-examine how we, as smartphone users, share snaps with our friends.

How To Install Windows 7 On Android Tablet [Video Tutorial]

Paul Morris·June 15, 2015

Siri Proactive Assistant Vs Google Now On Tap [Features Comparison]

Paul Morris·June 13, 2015

Here’s a features comparison between iOS 9 Siri Proactive Assistant vs Android M Google Now on Tap. Which one’s better?

Google Starts Offering Android ‘Free App Of The Week’ On Play Store

Paul Morris·June 13, 2015

Giving away free mobile apps is the kind of promotion that every user can sink their teeth into. Everyone loves getting something for free in this world, and the likes of Amazon and Apple seem to have that area covered with their respective free apps promotions that happen on a daily / weekly basis. Both companies have their own reason for serving up that kind of offer to their customers, and now, thanks to a finding on the Play Store, it looks like Google could be following suit by offering a free app promotion on a weekly basis.

Google Announces YouTube Gaming, A Twitch Like Streaming Service

Oliver Haslam·June 13, 2015

iOS 9 vs Android M: Visual Comparison [Screenshots]

Taimur Asad·June 13, 2015

Here's iOS 9 vs Android M side-by-side comparison showing visual differences along with new features in Apple's and Google's upcoming operating system for phones and tablets.

Rumor: BlackBerry To Release Android Smartphone

Paul Morris·June 12, 2015

Beleaguered BlackBerry has always had an insanely loyal set of fans spread out across the globe. The once booming smartphone maker has managed to attract and keep a bunch of users who still swear by the enterprise features contained within the BlackBerry platform, but that hasn't stopped the company from falling into an uncontrollable financial free-fall over the last few years. Now, in a move that is likely to have those loyal fans scratching their heads in disbelief, it's being reported that BlackBerry will start to build Android powered handsets. Yup, that's right, Android powered smartphones. From BlackBerry.

Google’s New Tool Helps You Decide Which Android Phone To Get

Paul Morris·June 12, 2015

Facebook Messenger For iOS, Android Gets Its First Ever Game

Paul Morris·June 10, 2015

You may remember that back in March, Facebook announced that its Messenger platform would be opened up to afford third-party developers with the ability to build and deploy applications for use within the app. It seems that another milestone has been reached in the maturity of that platform with the availability of Doodle Draw, the first "true game" that has been made available for Messenger.

Apple’s Android App Will Help You ‘Move To iOS’

Oliver Haslam·June 9, 2015

Apple showed off many things during its WWDC opening keynote today, but one thing that did not get any stage time was Move to iOS. But there it is, bold as brass sat on the iOS 9 product page on apple.com.

Sony’s 8GB Xperia M4 Aqua Only Has 1.26GB Of User Accessible Storage

Zayed Rehman·June 8, 2015

HidrateMe: A Smart Water Bottle That Connects With Phone To Track Your Water Intake

Oliver Haslam·June 6, 2015

Fitness is currently at the forefront of the minds of even the most ardent geek thanks to the Apple Watch and its fancy colored rings of scorn, but for all its tracking prowess and multi-colored images, the Apple Watch doesn't keep track of one of life's most important factors - water.

HTC Unveils 24-Karat Gold One M9, Takes Its Photo Using iPhone 6

Zayed Rehman·June 6, 2015

If it's a flagship smartphone, then there's a good chance that it will get the 24-karat gold treatment down the road. HTC has done just that as the company introduces this crazy shiny slab of a gold laden One M9. How does it look you ask? Well, it's shiny, so shiny that HTC was caught taking photos of the device using, you guessed it, an iPhone 6.

Samsung Releases New iPhone 6 Bashing Galaxy S6 Ads [Video]

Oliver Haslam·June 5, 2015

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