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Google Launches New Program to Quickly Fix OEM Security Issues, Creating Team for Bug Discovery in Sensitive Apps
The new Android Partner Vulnerability Initiative (APVI) has been launched by Android Security and Privacy team to manage security issued related to third-party Android vendors. The APVI has already addressed a number of security issues found with vendor partners like OEMs like Oppo, Huawei, Vivo, ZTE, and Meizu.
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BlackBerry KEY2 vs BlackBerry KEYone: Price, Specifications, Features Compared
Here's a look at the price, specifications, features of the BlackBerry KEY2, compared with BlackBerry KEYOne.
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BlackBerry KEY2 Images Leak Ahead of Launch, Tip Design Changes
The latest BlackBerry KEY2 leak gives us a better look at the upcoming smartphone.
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BlackBerry, Freed of Handsets, Looks to Software for Return to Glory
The company, which will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Friday, says it has no major gaps in its software portfolio, thanks to the integration of a string of recent acquisitions.
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BlackBerry KEYone First Look
The BlackBerry KEYone features a touchscreen display and keyboard and is priced at at $549 (roughly Rs. 38,600) in the US. We take a quick look at the device.
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Chinese Tech Firms Look to CES as a Launchpad for the US
Chinese firms have taken high-profile spots at the show, despite having little brand recognition in the US - a fact that they're trying to change.
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BlackBerry DTEK50, DTEK60 First Look
Here's our first look at the BlackBerry DTEK50 and DTEK60, which were launched in India earlier this week.
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Android-Running BlackBerry 'Venice' Tipped to Launch on AT&T
A photo of what looks to be an Android-powered BlackBerry Passport has been leaked, while the Android-based Venice's launch plans have been tipped.
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Samsung Looking to Develop BlackBerry Partnership, Not Acquire the Company: JK Shin
Samsung's Mobile Division head has told WSJ that the acquisition of BlackBerry would counter the company's strategy.
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The Most Notable Smartphones Of 2014
NDTV Gadgets takes a look back and picks the ten phones that held our attention in 2014.
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BlackBerry Passport Review: The QWERTY Challenger
BlackBerry's new, oddly shaped Passport isn't like anything we've seen before. The company hopes that this unique device will succeed in a market dominated by Android phones that all look and work the same way.
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BlackBerry to Unveil 1 'Unconventional Device' a Year in Turnaround Drive
Ron Louks said now that the company had pared losses, it could afford to take some risks and look at introducing at least one unconventional device each year.
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Best Smartphones Under Rs. 15,000: July 2014
Whether you're looking for the best value for money, the best camera phone, or even the best phone with a keyboard, here are the best smartphones under Rs. 15,000
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Third-party App Stores Go Where Google Play Does Not
In a world where Google has a tight grip on Android, we look at why developers and users head to unofficial third-party app stores
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Six favourite apps for stargazing
Ever looked up at night and just wondered about what's out there? A lot, actually, and these apps can help you learn about what you're looking at.
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Google Launches New Program to Quickly Fix OEM Security Issues, Creating Team for Bug Discovery in Sensitive Apps
The new Android Partner Vulnerability Initiative (APVI) has been launched by Android Security and Privacy team to manage security issued related to third-party Android vendors. The APVI has already addressed a number of security issues found with vendor partners like OEMs like Oppo, Huawei, Vivo, ZTE, and Meizu.
-
BlackBerry KEY2 vs BlackBerry KEYone: Price, Specifications, Features Compared
Here's a look at the price, specifications, features of the BlackBerry KEY2, compared with BlackBerry KEYOne.
-
BlackBerry KEY2 Images Leak Ahead of Launch, Tip Design Changes
The latest BlackBerry KEY2 leak gives us a better look at the upcoming smartphone.
-
BlackBerry, Freed of Handsets, Looks to Software for Return to Glory
The company, which will report fourth-quarter and full-year results on Friday, says it has no major gaps in its software portfolio, thanks to the integration of a string of recent acquisitions.
-
BlackBerry KEYone First Look
The BlackBerry KEYone features a touchscreen display and keyboard and is priced at at $549 (roughly Rs. 38,600) in the US. We take a quick look at the device.
-
Chinese Tech Firms Look to CES as a Launchpad for the US
Chinese firms have taken high-profile spots at the show, despite having little brand recognition in the US - a fact that they're trying to change.
-
BlackBerry DTEK50, DTEK60 First Look
Here's our first look at the BlackBerry DTEK50 and DTEK60, which were launched in India earlier this week.
-
Android-Running BlackBerry 'Venice' Tipped to Launch on AT&T
A photo of what looks to be an Android-powered BlackBerry Passport has been leaked, while the Android-based Venice's launch plans have been tipped.
-
Samsung Looking to Develop BlackBerry Partnership, Not Acquire the Company: JK Shin
Samsung's Mobile Division head has told WSJ that the acquisition of BlackBerry would counter the company's strategy.
-
The Most Notable Smartphones Of 2014
NDTV Gadgets takes a look back and picks the ten phones that held our attention in 2014.
-
BlackBerry Passport Review: The QWERTY Challenger
BlackBerry's new, oddly shaped Passport isn't like anything we've seen before. The company hopes that this unique device will succeed in a market dominated by Android phones that all look and work the same way.
-
BlackBerry to Unveil 1 'Unconventional Device' a Year in Turnaround Drive
Ron Louks said now that the company had pared losses, it could afford to take some risks and look at introducing at least one unconventional device each year.
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Best Smartphones Under Rs. 15,000: July 2014
Whether you're looking for the best value for money, the best camera phone, or even the best phone with a keyboard, here are the best smartphones under Rs. 15,000
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Third-party App Stores Go Where Google Play Does Not
In a world where Google has a tight grip on Android, we look at why developers and users head to unofficial third-party app stores
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Six favourite apps for stargazing
Ever looked up at night and just wondered about what's out there? A lot, actually, and these apps can help you learn about what you're looking at.
