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2012 in tech
As we head into 2013 it seems everyone is talking about what is coming next in the world of technology but lets not forget what a huge year 2012 was for the tech industry,
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Tech consumerisation cited as hacking increases
Tech consumerisation cited as quarter of a million Google Android phones are hacked. Recent reports of 260,000 Google Android smartphones being hacked are further evidence of the ‘consumerisation of IT’ and the disappearing network
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Will Apple or Android Dominate?
Welcome once again to MyQ, IQ’s answer to Prime Minister’s Question Time. Or something. The reader being referred to the answer given by his esteemed colleague some moments ago, is right honorable Director of
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Android set for tablet upgrade
Media reports suggest internet giant Google could soon update its mobile operating system, Android, to make it suitable for its tablet computers
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Android Market Web Store launched
Google has unveiled its Android Market Web Store, which will allow users to buy apps for their smartphones from a web browser
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Google Android is ‘top mobile OS’
Google's Android has become the number one mobile operating system, following strong sales in the final quarter of
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Honeycomb to go beyond tablets
Google's Android 3.0 will probably be one of the most important operating systems for the company, as it will be used not only on tablets but on other devices as well, according to Matias
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Google reveals Cloud Print feature
Google is close to unleashing its new Cloud Print feature that allows users to directly print data stored on a mobile phone without the need for connecting wires
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Google ‘not happy’ with app sales
In spite of Google's Android platform performing very well on the market and more devices based on the operating system scheduled to hit shelves this year, the company is not satisfied with the sales
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Google warning on fake anti-virus software
Google recently did analysis of 240 million web pages over 13 months (January 2009 and February 2010). The study showed that fake anti-virus programs accounted for 15% of all malicious software
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