Google Alert - Android

	Android Daily update ⋅ October 3, 2015
	NEWS
	Irish Independent New Stagefright attack targets Android phones with phony audio files The Verge Stagefright is quickly becoming the bug that wouldn't die. First discovered in July, the vulnerability allowed attackers to target Android phones over text ... Every Android device is vulnerable to newly discovered bugs - CNET Stagefright 2.0 Vulnerabilities Affect 1 Billion Android Devices - Threatpost New Android vulnerabilities put over 1 billion devices at risk of remote hacking - PCWorld Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Android Circuit: Stunning Galaxy Edge Plus, New Nexus Reviews, OnePlus Founder Wants ... Forbes Taking a look back at seven days of news across the Android world, this week's Android Circuit includes news from Google's event on Tuesday, initial ... Google's Nexus phones are just ads - The Verge Android 6.0 Marshmallow Update Imminent For Nexus 5, 6, 7 (2013) And 9 While Others Remain ... - Tech Times Google's Android Event: Pixel Tablet, Served With Marshmallow - InformationWeek Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Greenbot Android virtual assistant showdown: Google Now vs. Cortana vs. Hound Greenbot One of Android's best features is the ability to yell, "OK Google" to your phone and get a snappy response. On the surface, going with another search ... Flag as irrelevant
	Android Police HBO Now and Showtime apps arrive on Android TV The Verge The Android TV platform now has access to HBO Now, Showtime, and CBS All Access, Google said today in a blog post. The company also ... Android TV Gets HBO, Showtime, CBS, Disney And More - TechCrunch Android TV Adds More Apps: HBO Now, Showtime, Disney, CBS All Access And More - Tech Times Android TV gets HBO Now and Showtime as Google reveals more apps, smart TV partners - TechHive Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Google Embraces Security Shaming To Answer Android's Security Problems Forbes Following the security scares this year, Google has introduced plans to provide a monthly security patch for manufacturers and carriers to push ... Flag as irrelevant
	Quartz Google just revealed its Android security team detected and defeated a steep rise in mobile ... Quartz At the Virus Bulletin conference in Prague today, Google's Sebastian Porst disclosed how the Android security team's internal task force combated the ... Flag as irrelevant
	ZDNet Microsoft, ASUS sign combined Android patent, Office bundling deal ZDNet I'm starting to wonder whether Microsoft has a new strategy when it comes to signing patent deals with Android/Linux/Chrome OS device makers. Asus joins Samsung, Sony, and Dell in bundling Microsoft apps on Android - The Verge Microsoft, Asus deal combines Android patents, Office bundling - CNET Asus to Pre-Load Microsoft Office Apps on Android Devices - PC Magazine Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	ZDNet Ghost Push malware evolves in Android app infection spree ZDNet The Ghost Push malware continues to circulate in the wild and has been detected infecting Android apps to compromise user mobile devices. Flag as irrelevant
	Gizmodo Australia Apple's Latest App Is a Direct Attack on Google's Android Motley Fool "Move to iOS" helps owners of handsets or tablets powered by Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) Android operating system switch to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Neurogadget LG G2, LG G3 and LG G4 To Get Android 6.0 Marshmallow Update Instead Of 5.1.1 Lollipop Neurogadget If the surfaced rumors are true, it seems that LG has intentionally left out the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop update. The manufacturer prefers to sit tight and ... Android 6.0 Marshmallow: Top 5 Features You'll Love - Tech Times Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Learn more Symantec Attackers can use MP3 and MP4 files to gain access to affected Android devices and install malware or steal information. Flag as irrelevant
	Android.Ghostpush Symantec Remove Android.Ghostpush - Symantec Security Response provides comprehensive internet protection expertise to guard against complex threats, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Android devices at risk from hackers CNBC.com Over a billion Android devices could be at risk of being hacked by listening to an audio file or watching videos. Flag as irrelevant
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