Google Updates the 'Jailbroken' Android

After hackers ridiculed Google's OS for G1 mobiles by bypassing it in no time, Google came out just as strong and fast with an update that placed everything right back where it all started. To be more explicit, this update is repairing all the flaws in the old system and getting G1 users to their previous status, showing the XDA hacker community once again that there is nothing they can do.Turning the page to the iPhone's operating system, subtle unofficial reports on the Internet are claiming that the Mac Book and Mac Book Pro are also to be reinstated as hack free by the iPhone's OS programmers shortly. Going back to t... [read more >>]

VirusGuard - The First Android Compatible Antivirus Launched

Following the launch of Google's G1 two weeks ago, SMobile Systems announced that it would release one piece of dedicated antivirus software called VirusGuard. The antivirus intends to protect all phones running on an Android platform. No later than last week, an important flaw was discovered into G1's open source developed mostly by Google. The vulnerability seems to affect the integrated web browser and would've enabled hackers to remotely monitor and record what keys the owner of the device pressed. Thus, they could easily steal personal information such as logins and passwords, which were used for online banking or for sh... [read more >>]

iPhone Update 1.1.1 Released, Re-Locks Handsets

Oh, joy! Oh, no, the iPhone update is here! That's a reason to be happy for those still using AT&T's initial SIM card and a dreadful threat for those who will run it on their unlocked devices.Apple developers kept their word and found a solution for locking back the hacked iPhones. Their solution, though, is one that will cause dissatisfaction among those still using AT&T's services and the users with unlocked devices as well. It looks like the phone is now cast away from any third party apps. This means that even the phones with third-party "hacks" or applications installed have been reverted to their initial state, with all... [read more >>]