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One Click Root v2 (Root, Unroot, Enable Non-Market App, Unlock, Works NAND Phones)
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How To SIM Unlock Samsung Galaxy S for Free without Code
May 28th, 2011 Editor This method has been confirmed to work for many Samsung Galaxy Svariants including Galaxy S I9000, T-Mobile Vibrant and AT&T Captivate. It utilizes a free app that guides you through SIM unlocking your Galaxy S Series Android device for free without having to enter any code at all! It is intended for SIM-locked GSM models only and not [...]
Darky Rom Extreme Edition v10.1 – Samsung Galaxy S i9000
May 27th, 2011 Editor Dear Community, You have been waiting months for this… A completely stable Gingerbread ROM which just works out of the box. After months of hard work, we have a result now: DarkyROM v10.1 Full Changelog is in the next post. Download it. http://bit.ly/darkyrom10-1 Alternative Torrent Download: http://www.scenepalace.com/details.php?id=14638 How to install it. [full noob-friendly guide] http://bit.ly/darky10-1guide Happy flashing! [...]
Senator to Apple, Google: Get Serious About Privacy Policies
May 27th, 2011 Editor In the letter, Franken says the time has come for Apple and Google to “commit to requiring that all applications in the Apple App Store and the Android App Market have clear and understandable privacy policies,” as a “simple first step towards further protecting your users’ privacy.”
While Franken conceded that some apps already include a privacy policy, they are too few and far in between. The Senator from Minnesota even pointed to a recent study by TRUSTe and Harris Interactive, which indicated that less than 20% of the top 340 paid smartphone apps include a link to a privacy policy.
Franken says “there is a greater need for transparency and disclosure for the collection and sharing of all personal information,” and asks “at a minimum,” that apps that make use of location data specifically be required to “provide privacy policies that clearly specify what kind of location information is gathered from users, how that information is used, and how it is shared with third parties.”
HTC: No more locked bootloaders
May 27th, 2011 Editor Break out the bubbly — HTC CEO Peter Chou just announced via Facebook that they have heard everyone and will no longer be locking the bootloaders of their devices. We’re assuming (and hoping) this will start with the EVO 3D and the HTC Sensation, and users buying these new HTC phones will no longer depend on luck and [...]
Google’s Music app updated, brings welcomed changes
May 27th, 2011 Editor Google released the first update to their new Music app today bringing it up to version 3.0.1. In this rendition, the ability to delete songs stored on the SD card was added and it brought about some bug fixes as well. Our tipster, Adam, is reporting that the new update has eliminated some force closes [...]
PayPal goes on the defense, sues Google over trade secrets
May 27th, 2011 Editor Well, that didn’t take long at all. Having only announced Google Wallet yesterday, Google is already facing some distaste for the service from the competition, namely — PayPal. Summed up in what turned out to be a 28 page PDF statement. PayPal is claiming protection of trade secrets as the reason for the lawsuit, and that [...]
