3 Flickr Alternatives for Disgruntled Photographers
Yahoo's massive change to Flickr rolled out earlier this week and prompted a flood of criticism from users, dismayed by the wall-to-wall photos and new account plans. Full story
Mobile Apps to Make Business Travel Easier
Use these mobile tools to find parking faster, navigate smarter and even locate more desirable airplane seats. Full story
Review: Google music plan solid, serendipitous
Google's new music service offers a lot of eye candy to go with the tunes. The song selection of around 18 million tracks is comparable to popular services such as Spotify and Rhapsody, and a myriad of playlists curated along different genres provides a big playground for music lovers. Full story
New 'Clueful' App Scans Android Devices for Privacy Leaks
Romanian anti-virus firm Bitdefender today (May 21) launched Clueful, a free Android app that tells you how much other Android apps invade your privacy. Full story
Former Nokia software team unveils its first smartphone
HELSINKI (Reuters) - A group of ex-Nokia software developers unveiled its first smartphone on Monday, aiming to prove their former employer wrong by making a success of a technology dropped by the Finnish mobile phone maker. Full story
Lights, Music Could Trigger Smartphone Malware
For now, staying safe on a mobile phone is about as easy as staying safe on a desktop computer: Avoid strange emails and websites, and don't download anything that looks suspicious. That could change, though, if hackers figure out how to leverage smartphone sensors for sound, light and vibration. Full story
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BlackBerry's BBM Will Work On Android & iOS
BlackBerry is making BBM available to all users, no matter whether you have an iPhone or an Android, reports CNBC's Seema Mody.
Hackers targeting Android smartphones
Internet security experts show how malicious code can sneak onto a Android smartphone through a non-threatening app installation, and give total control to a hacker. NBC's Chris Clackum reports.
Facebook wants to friend your phone
The social media giant Facebook has gone to the next level in mobile integration – by taking over your phone. Their new android software, called Home, shows you messages and photos from your friends the moment you wake up your phone. But do customers want that? NBC’s Tom Costello reports.
Facebook's New 'Home'
Facebook unveils "home" for android phones, with CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
Facebook Phone’s Home
April 4: Facebook has put to rest months of rumors and speculation...by unveiling new software for android gadgets. The new “app” brings the social network to your home screen. More from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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