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Monday, 13 Aug, 2012
Samsung have now released a firmware update for the Samsung Galaxy S3 here in the UK (see bootnote). It’s a 1MB XXLH1 firmware update via Over The Air (OTA). Which means you cannot update using Wi-Fi. Samsung are referring to this update for the S3 as a stability update. Julian has looked for an official change log but couldn’t find one, but some of his colleagues suspect that this update improves the wireless performance. The Galaxy S3 XXLH1 firmware update may also be preparing the S3 for Android 4.1, also known as Jelly Bean. Jelly Bean, Google’s latest Android mobile
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Friday, 10 Aug, 2012
The Samsung Galaxy SIII (3) has been advertised quite heavily by Samsung here in the UK and in particular during the Olympics. Samsung have obviously paid David Beckham a lot of money to promote the new mobile device – that is for sure! So with this device clearly in the shop window here at London 2012, it’s even more important we look at what this device offers from the security standpoint. The Samsung Galaxy S3 uses the Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) operating system along with TouchWiz (which is Samsung’s own user interface) – it’s not the latest
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Friday, 10 Aug, 2012
Dates: October 1-3, 2012
Venue: Le Meridien Beach Plaza
Location: Monte Carlo, Monaco
The European Alternative and Institutional Investing Summit will bring together institutional investment and private wealth management industry professionals from throughout North America and Europe for three days of engaging
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Thursday, 9 Aug, 2012
Attend DEMO Oct 1-3 in Santa Clara for 25% off registration. Enter “partner” in Code box on reg screen for discount. http://bit.ly/N30flQ
Please use the following URL for 2 free passes to attend. Please note that
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Tuesday, 7 Aug, 2012
ROOTCON is an annual hacker conference and Information Security gathering. It aims to share best practices and technologies through talks by qualified speakers and demos of exciting stuff (hacks, tools, tips, etc). Learn about solutions, products, techniques and critical
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Tuesday, 7 Aug, 2012
1.
Hacking Attacks - How and Why
By Vikas Kumar
In this age of prolific Internet use, a major concern that has emerged among webmasters and web hosts alike is the threat of hacking. Originally referring to the process of
Google has been busy making some wholesale changes to the way Google Mobile Wallet (NFC payments) works.
Note: there are two Google Wallets – the
mobile* which allows you to use your mobile device while out shopping and an
online version which is
Google has issued letters to Google Play Store app developers which contained a stern warning outlawing abuses such as impersonation, spamming and deceptive advertising. Google highlighted that it would not tolerate “unhealthy behaviour, like deceptive app names
Facebook users will now be forced into using Timeline from August 8th. From the point when a user clicks ‘get Timeline’, they will still have seven days to play around with their new profile. This clock will
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Wednesday, 1 Aug, 2012
AnDevCon IV, December 4-7 in Burlingame (San Francisco), is the technical conference for software developers building or selling Android apps. It will offer one day of intensive workshops, followed by three days of
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Wednesday, 1 Aug, 2012
The first WPDevCon: Windows Phone Developer Conference is the independent conference for software developers, marketers and entrepreneurs building applications for Windows Phone-powered smartphones. Windows Phone is poised for take off with Microsoft putting the engines on full power in
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Wednesday, 1 Aug, 2012
Many websites and this includes Facebook (Like) and Google Plus (+1) use buttons for recommending web pages on social networks. These social networks also monitor your browsing behaviour, even if you don’t have an account and this
