The week in news: Android battles security woes

	Android malware: Beware pirated apps | Android malware racks up phone and SMS fees
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	How Motorola is trying to limit the harm of problematic Android apps Motoblur collects information about customer use of applications and how that use relates to functions. Consequently, Motorola now has enough data to proactively engage with applications and users. Read More In this Issue Android malware: Beware pirated apps Android malware racks up phone and SMS fees Microsoft makes more from Android than Windows on smartphones The hottest IT skills are noncertified Android malware: Beware pirated apps Repackaging legitimate apps with malware is standard operating procedure for cyber criminals, as the recent spate of malicious code in Android Market attests. Read More Android malware racks up phone and SMS fees If you or members of your company's mobile workforce have been racking up unusually high SMS and phone charges on their Android smartphones, a newly discovered malware called BaseBridge could be the culprit. Read More Microsoft makes more from Android than Windows on smartphones Microsoft's mobile future looks rosy, and innovation has nothing to do with it -- Redmond raked in more in Q1 from Android fees than from Windows Mobile and WP7 combined. Read More The hottest IT skills are noncertified Forget cramming to earn that shiny new IT certification -- employers are paying higher premiums for IT skills that don't come with a piece of paper. Read More
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