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New Malware Bypasses Android Market, Downloads Directly to Mobile Phones eWeek Lookout Mobile Security is warning of a new kind of Android malware that bypasses Google's protections and targets the user's phone directly. Dubbed GGTracker by Lookout Mobile Security researchers, the latest Android malware is spread through in-app ... See all stories on this topic »

LG's Plan To Win The 3D Smartphone Battle Forbes (blog) But LG is optimistic that its handset will thrive through a combination of content partnerships, user-friendly features and high-end hardware, said Tim O'Brien, the company's Vice President of Marketing for its mobile phone unit, in an interview. ... See all stories on this topic » Forbes (blog)

An International Look at Mobile Advertising Marketing Pilgrim The study notes that people in all three countries spend around 10 hours a week using their mobile phones for something other than calling or texting. They then looked at pre-purchase behavior and here's what they got: After reviewing the information, ... See all stories on this topic »

Composer Wants Fines for Ringing Cell Phones During Performances Mobiledia Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the Master of the Queen's Music in the UK, has suggested penalties for what he calls "artistic terrorists" who use mobile phones and other devices during classical concerts. Davies said when a device rings or when someone ... See all stories on this topic » Mobiledia

Nokia stays on hold as market expands Livemint In the mobile phone business, technology becomes obsolete quickly and component prices fall. Handset-makers avoid stocking components, so as to profit from falling input costs and avert losses from hoarding soon-to-be-extinct technology. ... See all stories on this topic »

Austin Joins Salt Lake City for Isis Mobile Commerce Rollout PC Magazine Given our increasing reliance on mobile phones, NFC is widely touted as the technology that will scale mobile payment adoption. Oddly, last April Isis announced that Salt Lake City, Utah, would be the "first of many markets" to deploy Isis. ... See all stories on this topic »

Gulf telecoms operators expected to profit wherever callers roam The National Charges for the use of mobile phones while a customer is abroad represent a lucrative revenue stream for operators. Jeff Topping / The National Gulf telecommunications operators are expected to maintain revenues despite being told to cut mobile roaming ... See all stories on this topic » The National

Samsung eyes top handset vendor spot gulfnews.com By Naushad K. Cherrayil, Staff Reporter Dubai: Samsung, the world's second largest mobile phone manufacturer, is confident of becoming number one as the demand for smartphones is growing at a robust pace globally and regionally, but it has no plans to ... See all stories on this topic »

IMANI holds forum kicking against immediate porting of mobile numbers Myjoyonline.com A senior fellow at IMANI, Kofi Bentil, said the move by the National Communication Authority will cause "economic and social disruption" because many people depend on their mobile phones for their livelihoods. Mr Bentil said government must think ... See all stories on this topic »

Glastonbury: Mobile apps to come into play musicweek.com Meanwhile, mobile phone firm O2 is predicting this year's festival will be the "most mobile ever". It estimated around 3.6m web pages will be downloaded – a 60% increase year-on-year. Festival goers will also spend around 3.4m minutes speaking on their ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile Devices Use More Wi-Fi Than PCs Mobiledia According to a survey by Meraki, nearly 60 percent of people now access the web through mobile phones, compared to a mere one-third last year. Apple smartphones and tablets still take the largest chunk of Wi-Fi usage, but the Android OS is catching up ... See all stories on this topic » Mobiledia

Mobile apps opportunity for students The Standard The scheme aims, of course, to nurture in youngsters the skills of writing software for mobile phones. Students will be given six weeks of training, after which they will join a design competition that promotes inclusiveness of the handicapped in ... See all stories on this topic »

The problem with shock warnings Salon His blog, "Not Exactly Rocket Science," appears on Discover magazine's website: The only health precaution I take with my phone is that I never use it while driving. Car accidents are the only health risk clearly linked to mobile phones. ... See all stories on this topic » Salon

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