Over the past few weeks, Google released a lot of updates to its Google Pixel phones. There was an update that kicked the Pixel 3a out of the beta program. Also, there was the update that brought a bunch of new additions to the Pixel 6 phones. With the Android 13 developer preview 2 just released, we know that the company is not slowing down with its software releases. The new Android 12 QPR3 1....
Unfortunately, not all Pixel devices will be getting updated to Android 13. Basically the Pixel 4 and newer will get updated. Which keeps in line with Google’s promise of three years of updates for its devices. But still sad that the Pixel 3 won’t officially get Android 13. What’s new in Android 13? What’s new in Android 13? Android 13 isn’t really a large update for Android. And that’s kind of been the theme over the past few years, as Android as matured as a platform....
The research comes via security firm ThreatFabric, which took a deep dive into the Fast Cleaner app. It had around 50,000 installs before it was taken down by Google. “Based on the intelligence gathered, users of 56 different European banks are among the targets of this new Android malware trojan, distributed on the official Google Play Store, with more than 50.000 installations,” the research team said in a blog post (via Phone Arena)....
No, we’re not talking about an unknown app that has been making the headlines recently. That app came from a random Chinese forum, or something of the sort, and quite frankly we felt uneasy installing it. The one we’re here to talk about comes from a well-known Android developer. Android gets its own Dynamic Island thanks to the ‘Pixel Island’ app Android gets its own Dynamic Island thanks to the ‘Pixel Island’ app...
However, how we use these devices and the apps we install matter a lot. Many users are exposed to so many risks without even realizing it. As more and more people embrace the online world, cybersecurity is becoming a serious concern now more than ever. Digital identity theft and malicious online activities are reported every day. Unfortunately, most users don’t consider the phones to pose such serious risks. And yet, hackers are finding newer ways of targeting them....
