Motorola trying to limit the harm of shoddy Android apps

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	How Motorola is trying to limit the harm of problematic Android apps Of all the Motorola Android devices that are returned, 70 percent come back because applications affect performance, Sanjay Jha, CEO of Motorola Mobility, said during a webcast presentation at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Technology conference. Because the Android Market is open, shoddy apps find their way into users' hands, draining battery life, slowing the smartphone to a crawl, and otherwise turning off Android buyers. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom Technology Breakthrough Reduces Network Resources With the first and only H.264 High Profile implementation for real-time video from Polycom, organizations can immediately begin saving on bandwidth costs by up to 50%! Read now! In this Issue Hotmail and Yahoo users also victims of targeted attacks Battle looms over securing virtualized systems Asus Eee PCs ship with Ubuntu Linux HTC to release SDK for Sense phone interface WEBCAST: Dell Bullet-Proof Email: Mission Possible Bullet-Proof Email: Mission Possible Email is the bloodline to your organization and must be defended with the highest level of security. Failure to be proactive can result in catastrophic legal, financial, and reputational consequences to your business. Read more now! Hotmail and Yahoo users also victims of targeted attacks Web mail users at Yahoo and Hotmail have been hit with the same kind of targeted attacks that were disclosed earlier this week by Google, according to security software vendor Trend Micro. Read More Battle looms over securing virtualized systems There's growing consensus that traditional approaches to network security -- the firewall and intrusion-prevention appliances, the host-based antivirus software -- simply do not work well in virtualized environments for which they were never designed. Read More Asus Eee PCs ship with Ubuntu Linux Asustek is preinstalling Canonical's Ubuntu operating system for the first time in some netbooks to target the Linux market, Canonical said Thursday. Dell is the only other major PC vendor to pre-load Ubuntu on its netbooks. Read More HTC to release SDK for Sense phone interface HTC plans to release an SDK for Sense, the user interface it features on Android phones. With the software development kit, developers will be able to more deeply integrate their applications into the Sense software, HTC said. The company will also offer APIs (application programming interfaces) and sample code for developers building applications to run on Sense devices with 3-D displays. Read More
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