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NEW DELHI: Singapore-based software applications developer U2opia Mobile has developed a new application for mobile phones that will allow them to access Facebook on all kind of handsets without paying for a data connection. “We are using USSD technology, which will enable users to access Facebook without having... 

May 16, 2011 05:06pm EST1 CommentAndroid Malware Quadrupled in Six Months By Sara Yin2diggsdigg Share22 Android malware samples quadrupled between June 2010 and January 2011, according to a report from Juniper Networks and BullGuard mobile security released Monday. The figure itself means little, since the size of the Android... 

NEW DELHI: Telecom regulator TRAI has fired the starting gun on radical changes in the mobile sector by proposing deep cuts in charges paid by operators to each other, a move that could lower tariffs for consumers but worsen the rancour in a deeply divided industry. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India on Thursday set... 

Techberry has newly set in motion a new dual SIM mobile phone namely, Techberry GD300 which boasts TFT full Touch Screen Display with Track Ball. The glossy touch screen display itself can be described as an eye catching feature of this model. The Dual Camera with Flash, Primary : 2.0 MP, (1600 X 1200 Pixels), Secondary 1.3... 

Owners of Google’s Nexus S smartphones can soon use the device to process mobile payments via near-field communications tech, via software from a company called Charge Anywhere. Charge Anywhere’s existing mobile payments application has already allowed owners of iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android... 

One can guess that Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak probably doesn’t “Like” Facebook anymore, the website that now topples governments. (I apologize but I couldn’t resist.) Back in the US the Facebook enemies or, more precisely, “frenemies list” is also growing says a piece in the the Wall Street Journal. The article discusses... 

Indian youngsters seem to be less tech-savvy as they lag behind their global counterparts when it comes to mobile internet use, according to a study by market researcher Nielsen. The research on youth and cellphone usage has found that less than 10 per cent of young Indians used their mobile devices to access the web in the... 

LAS VEGAS: French mobile technology firm Parrot on Tuesday showed off a “smart” car radio that can find cheap fuel, free parking, and speed traps while taking music requests and placing phone calls. The Asteroid in-dash receiver will be available in Europe by the end of March and the company is working to get it... 

A powerful virus targeting smartphones in China running Google’s Android operating system may represent the most sophisticated bug to target mobile devices to date, security researchers said. Anti-virus firm Lookout Mobile Security estimates that the number of phones that have been infected by the virus, dubbed Geinimi,... 

NEW DELHI: The Unique Identification (UID) number project, which is poised to use the 700 million-plus mobile subscriber database and distribution network, will in turn become the basis of issuing mobile connections in the future. The UID number will be the definitive proof for subscriber verification. Security agencies often...