Digital Carjackers Show Off New Attacks. Mobile Security. Tomorrow’s Surveillance: Everyone, Everywhere, All The Time. Everyone is worried about the wrong things.
Since Edward Snowden exposed the incipient NSA panopticon, the civil libertarians are worried that their Internet conversations and phone metadata are being tracked; the national-security conservatives claim to be worried that terrorists will start hiding their tracks; but both sides should really be worried about different things entirely. Online surveillance is the one kind that can actually be stopped. One interesting thing we learned from Snowden: “Encryption works.” Right now almost all Internet traffic is completely unencrypted, or badly encrypted, or only encrypted until it reaches the first set of servers, or your host encrypts all data with the same key. But these are all, in theory, solvable problems. If we don’t want governments (or anyone else) spying on our Internet traffic and our phone conversations, then we can stop them from doing so. Now, these tools are all, to varying degrees, a huge pain to use.
So. Sneaky. Sceptre releases an Android TV sound bar. Sceptre's new SB301524W sound bar brings Android and a pre-packaged sound system to your existing HDTV There's plenty of ways to bring Android to your big screen television, but until now they have all been stand alone appliances designed to work with your existing equipment.
Should I patent my app idea before I present it to app developers or programmers. Roger: Use the Google Patent Search to see if there are ANY apps SIMILAR to yours that are patented..
If there are then it is a VERY GOOD idea to patent it. The "app business" is VERY HOT and rampant with copycats, which is why apps are patented... Here is an app for job listings... 10 Mobile Apps That Earn You Real Cash & Rewards. How much do you pay for apps on your iOS or Android device?
Do you know that you can earn real cash and rewards from using certain apps? Granted that you will have to work for it by carrying out tasks like grocery shopping or checking out a new line of clothing, watching trailers, taking photos, and meeting new people. Sound interesting? Then, you really should check out these 10 apps that will earn you real cash and rewards (gift cards and redeemables). We’ve split the tasks from the rewards to help you figure out which app to try out first., but something tells us that you’d probably be checking all of them out. 1. What to do: You turn into a field agent for some field work, carrying out small missions in your neighborhood.
What you get: Each job is worth between $2 and $12 (paid via PayPal). Platform: iOS 2. What you get: The earned points can then be redeemed for rewards like Amazon.com and Walmart gift cards, games, cool gadgets and more. Platform: iOS | Android 3. The First 42 Tips And Tricks to do with your New LG Nexus 4 — The LG Nexus 4 is perhaps the best Android smartphone of the year 2012, we can even imagine it’s high demand by the fact that the Nexus 4 stock keeps on getting finished on the Play Store and other retailers.
If you are one of those lucky people who managed to get the Nexus 4 then we have a perfect piece for you because mentioned here under are the top 42 best things which must be done with the LG Nexus 4. These are the bestt tips and tricks for your new Nexus 4 and you have to give them a try, and if you dont trust me your not getting the full out of your Nexus 4. Dont forget to say thanks at the end of the post - 1.
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How To Replace The Nexus 4 Battery (It Can Be Done) [Android] How to Enable the Hidden 4G LTE Feature on Your Google Nexus 4. When the specs for Google's Nexus 4 came out, most critics were more than thrilled.
A very fast processor, lots of RAM, a big display with very high resolution, and an 8MP camera made it the media darling of the smartphone world. It climbed the ranks of the best smartphones available, but couldn't quite reach to the top due to one reason—no 4G LTE. Samsung's Galaxy S III and Apple's iPhone 5 both come with 4G LTE, so why couldn't the LG Nexus 4? While there are many reasons, Google was stated as saying, "Tactically, we want to make sure the devices are available for every network on the planet. " Since 4G LTE is different for each network carrier, Google would have to build a custom phone for each of them. When the phone finally came out, it was taken apart by many popular websites, as is the norm with new any new device. iFixit found that the phone does actually come with a 4G LTE chip, but couldn't function because of the missing 4G LTE radio.