Neil Daswani, the CTO of security firm Dasient, says that they have studied around 10,000 Android apps and have found that 800 of them are leaking private user information, according to Dgitizor.com
“The Dasient researchers also found out that 11 of the apps they have examined are sending unwanted SMS messages.”
Read more: http://digitizor.com/2011/07/21/android-malware/
Twitter remains the preserve of a few, despite the hype surrounding it, according to Harvard research. Just 10% of Twitter users generate […]
Don Reisinger writing on cnet reports ” Google Chrome overtook Internet Explorer last week to become the world’s most popular browser. According […]
Mobile social network provider Gypsii announced in March 2010 that is would launch a new application that integrates location and social networking technology with Twitter.
Known as Tweetsii, the app provides users with the ability to geo-tag tweets, add pictures and video to tweets and search tweets based on location. Tweetsii will also integrate any updates posted by Gypsii users as well as other mobile social networks such as Gowalla and FourSquare.
Tweetsii will be firstly rolled out to iPhone users, followed by Android and BlackBerry.
Residents of NYC, Atlanta, Miami and San Francisco already have lifestyle website Social Diva™ (www.socialdiva.com) to keep them in the know and […]
