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An interesting report run by security experts at Symantec indicates that Apple iOS devices are much “less prone” to most security risks than Google’s Android platform. For its closed app distribution nature, the iOS is more secure and its increased resistance to resource abuse, data loss, and data integrity attacks among the factors. In a head-to-head comparison, Symantec found that iOS was just more secure in many...

BGR provided some exclusive details about Google’s upcoming successor to the Nexus S smartphone, Nexus 4G. The device will run on fourth-generation networks based on Long-Term Evolution radio technology, it will have a native 720p display and will run a yet unreleased Android 4.0 version: We have been told that the Google Nexus 4G will feature a next-generation dual-core 1.2GHz or 1.5GHz CPU, and contrary to reports about it...

The next version of Android dubbed Ice Cream Sandwich– following the naming convention of a dessert beginning with the next letter of the alphabet, will bring us a new unified version of the system and will definitely bridge the gap between tablets and phones ending the fragmentation as we all know it. Ice Cream Sandwich will be the newest version of Android, and it’s going to bring the goodness of Honeycomb to phones, along...

Google debuted its own streaming music service at its I/O developer conference Today morning. The service dubbed “Music Beta by Google,” will act as a “digital locker,” where users are able to store their music in the cloud instead of on their local hard drives or mobile devices. After uploading your existing music library to a remote server, you’ll be able to stream your music to your Android phone or ...

The two Live Wallpapers from the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II have been extracted by the guys at smartkeitai and now you can run them on your Android. The two wallpapers pulled are centered around the countryside with windmills and the coast with a beach scene. The backgrounds will actually change from day to night depending on the time of day, which is always a cool feature when it comes to live wallpapers. Watch this video...