Norton Mobile Security Adds iPad and iPhone Protection
Norton Mobile Security has just added its first Apple iOS client, along with a new pricing model for safeguarding iPhones, iPads, and Android devices alike.
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Gladstone Dainty comes out fighting
USA Cricket Association president Gladstone Dainty has denied claims that certain leagues were excluded from April’s elections because they did not agree with the way the board was being run. Only 15 of the 37 leagues in America were deemed by an independent review in 2011 to meet the necessary criteria to allow them to vote in elections, although all leagues remain eligible to receive other benefits.
Read MoreBroad in Mumbai Test scare
England’s hopes of fighting their way back into the series against India have been dealt another blow by the news that a throat ailment left Stuart Broad unable to train less than 24 hours ahead of the second Test in Mumbai. Broad, who was described by an ECB spokesman as “under the weather”, remained in the hotel and did not join his team-mates at training. His absence casts a serious doubt over his fitness for the game.
Read MoreBuyer beware: Black Friday smartphone deals not so hot
The Galaxy S III seems to be one of the better deals for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. (Credit: Samsung) Are you gearing up for Black Friday already? When it comes to smartphones, you may want to pause and reconsider any purchases.
Read MoreChip Shot: Intel Global ‘Mobile Etiquette’ Study Examines Online Sharing Behaviors Around the World
A recent global study by Intel examined the current state of mobile etiquette and digital sharing across eight countries – Australia, Brazil, China, France, India, Indonesia, Japan and the United States. The majority of adults and teens around the world are sharing online via mobile devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops, Ultrabook™ systems) and report feeling better connected to family and friends because they are able to share and consume information online anytime, anywhere. However, the global survey also revealed a perception of “oversharing,” with at least 6 out of 10 adults and teens saying they believe other people divulge too much information online about themselves.
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