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Adobe Photoshop Touch for Android
Photoshop Touch brings finger-friendly image manipulation and core Photoshop tools to Android tablets
Wireless carrier Mobilicity dumps Dave Dobbin
President of wireless startup is gone after 18 months of operations. An industry analyst says the debt from buying spectrum plus having to build its own network may have played a part
McAfee: Android is sole target of new mobile malware in Q3
Overall, more malware has been written over time for the Symbian mobile operating system, but Android has now eclipsed it for new exploits
Motorola Mobility shareholders approve Google acquisition
The deal still requires clearances from regulators in the U.S. and other countries
Why it’s not too late for Windows Phone 7
Some people believe that Windows Phone 7 is too little, too late, and that Microsoft can’t compete with platforms like iOS and Android
Five ways to protect your smartphone from bad apps
McAfee released a set of 5 tips to help ensure that your smartphone remains secure and free of potentially harmful mobile apps
Managed security service designed for iOS, Android, Windows, BlackBerry smartphones
The service relies on an IBM software agent being installed on each device intended to be managed
Adobe’s decision to ditch mobile Flash: What you need to know
Flash will still live on the desktop and, fret not, mobile Flash will still be patched
HP Touchpad on sale again, this time for developers
HP TouchPad tablets with 32GB are on sale to developers with a qualifying coupon
Wireless carrier Wind Mobile expanding across Canada
Carrier will add Winnipeg, Saskatoon and Halifax next year. Meanwhile it might resume public lobbying for a decision on the rules for the 700 MHz auction
RIM’s 2011 so far: 10 months of BlackBerry ups and (mostly) downs
We look back on 10 months of highs and lows for the Canadian tech giant
RIM’s down in U.S., but future is brighter elsewhere
Overseas users like BlackBerry Messenger, new phones appeal to youth in Europe, Asia, Africa
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