When I switched from Blackberry to Android, my main concern (aside form losing BBM) was security. I heard rumors, which I took with a grain of salt. But with ASLR, Android 4.1 is said to be the most secure OS from Google to date. From what I gather, Google’s ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization) works [...]
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Review: Word Farm by Epic Apps
September 9th, 2011 
Andrew Campbell When I was introduced to this game back when it was still in the early stages and only had one level I was basically hooked from the start. This game really is a solid build and a great way to have some fun while killing some time.
Posted in Epic Apps, Games, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, News, Reviews, Software Review 
Tags: Android, apps, Epic Apps, puzzle, software, time killer, Word Farm 
No Comments »Thunderbolt Update Rolls Out In Stages Starting Today
May 3rd, 2011 B_ren Attention all you TBolt owners out there, it looks like you should see an update hit your device very soon. Verizon support tweeted today that the software update was rolling out to devices in stages starting today, and as usual I am sure there is really no rhyme or reason as to who gets it first so just be [...]
Patric’s Pick: Torrent Fu
May 2nd, 2011 Patric Do you use the popular downloader tool uTorrent? Want to manage your downloads from your device? Of course you do! You MUST have Torrent Fu… Once you install this very intuitive tool, there are a few steps one must take in order for it to integrate with your PC at home. These steps are [...]
Posted in Apps, Patric's Pick, Reviews Tags: music, software, torrent, torrent fu, utorrent No Comments »Google Announces Steps Being Taken To Deal With Malicious Apps In The Market
March 6th, 2011 B_ren Google has released the steps they have been, and will be taking to deal with malicious apps that make their way in the MArket. The other day there was 21 apps from the same developer that were all using the same root exploit to gather data and send it to remote servers. Now all 21 [...]
