techrepublic : SpyNote malware: One more reason to never sideload Android apps
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SpyNote malware: One more reason to never sideload Android apps
Image: iStock/Kirill_SavenkoOn a semi-regular basis, I receive emails from users who have Android devices that show all the signs of being infected by malware.Without fail and without question, I quickly discover the user installed an application from a third-party, untrusted source.The user wanted an app, so they googled the app, and clicked on the first search result.
Bing and Skype for Android apps both receive updates
Music: Search for a song that's playing (or just type the name of a song), then play the video while following along with the lyrics.Also, with the new Music shortcut on the homepage, it becomes even easier to get into trending songs, and discover trending artists.Video preview: Previews start playing automatically with sound off on video searchRelated video: Discover more video clips related to the video you watchCamera search now supports flash, zoom, and front facing cameraA pair of Microsoft owned apps, Skype and Bing, have been updated for Android flavored devices.
The best music apps for your Android
Whether you want to store your own music collection or explore new sounds, your Android phone has an app to meet your needs.Free apps abound, but if you're serious about your music, you should consider one of these high-end options.Spotify PremiumImage via Play.Google.comEven with a zillion free apps on the market, serious music fans are happy to hand over $10 a month to use Spotify Premium.
Save $40 on this Chromebook that will soon run Android apps
Amazon is currently offering the 11.6-inch ASUS C201 Chromebook for just $160, a savings of $40.The C201 is on the list of Chromebooks that will support Android apps when Google releases the update later this year.Featuring 4GB of RAM, 16GB SSD and a Rockchip 1.8 GHz processor to offer solid performance.
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