Apple gives Android users a good reason to avoid the gym
Cargo cult sends in the nerds to evangelise the gym
As if Fudzilla readers needed a reason to skip going to the gym, the fruity cargo cult Apple has announced an evangelisation programme targeting gym users and it is getting the gyms to pay for it.
Chrome for Android was the most popular web browser last year
Firefox and IE looking pretty sick
The leading web browser globally as of December 2019 is Google’s Chrome for Android, which hit a 33 percent market share in the last year.
Turkey without Android
Why did Google Android get the works? That's no body's business but the Turks.
Google has warned its suppliers that it may not be able to provide its Android software in Turkey after the Turkish competition board ruled that changes Google made to its contracts were not acceptable.
xHelper infects 45,000 Android phones
Fortunately mostly spam
A new Android malware strain has made a name for itself after popping up on the radar of several antivirus companies, and annoying users thanks to a self-reinstall mechanism that has made it near impossible to remove.
Phone manufacturers back Google
Gigaset and HMD Global Oy allowed to help out
Google’s fight against a record EU antitrust fine has received the backing of Android phone maker Gigaset and HMD Global Oy to intervene in the lawsuit.
Fastest Android phone on the market?
ASUS makes the claim
The latest phone from Asus is being touted as the fastest phone in the world.
Android Q becomes Android 10
No more sweeties from Google
Android Q Beta which will be commercially known as Android 10 is out.
Huawei's Harmony operating system is not Android
Huawei will not find another Yu
Huawei unveiled its proprietary operating system for smartphones and other devices. But Huawei said that for now, it would stick to using Google’s Android for smartphones, and the new software will be gradually rolled out to support devices such as smartwatches, speakers and virtual reality gadgets.
"Agent Smith" malware downloaded to 25 million Android devices
Check Point warns
Malicious apps from a campaign called "Agent Smith" have been downloaded to 25 million Android devices, according to new research by Israeli cyber-security firm Check Point.
Apps ignore restrictions
Even saying no is not enough
Security boffins have found more than 1,000 Android apps that skirted restrictions, allowing them to gather precise geolocation data and phone identifiers behind your back.