Android, Apple Mobile Apps Leak Data Motorola Smartphone Shipments Up iOS 4 Could Be Apple's 'Vistagate' HP Plans Windows, webOS Tablets Cyber Mastermind Found in Slovenia Amazon Offers Smaller, Lighter Kindle Mobile apps on Android-powered smartphones and Apple's iPhone can disclose more personal data than most users realize, security vendor Lookout revealed at the Black Hat USA 2010 conference. Motorola said it shipped 8.3 million cellular handsets in the second quarter -- including 2.7 million smartphones, or 400,000 more units than in the prior quarter. But its mobile business lost $109 million. Just when you thought it was safe to turn on your iPhone ... Antennagate may be over, but complaints are now rolling in from iPhone 3G users who downloaded the latest Apple mobile operating system. Hewlett-Packard has confirmed it plans tablet computers running Microsoft's Windows and Palm's webOS. HP will use Windows for a business device and webOS for a consumer-oriented machine. A cyber mastermind from Slovenia suspected of creating a malicious software code that infected 12 million computers worldwide and orchestrating other huge cyberscams has been arrested. Amazon.com has unveiled the next-generation Kindle with a new electronic-ink screen that offers better contrast in a 21 percent smaller body that holds fast to its six-inch reading area. FULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORY
Salesforce.com Breaks the CEO Mold Entrepreneurs: Keep Initial Costs Low Dell Streak: Small Tablet, Big Phone Will Wi-Fi in the Sky Truly Take Off? Small Firms Dive Into Social Media Great iPad Games: Worth the Search Whether he's swimming with dolphins in the Pacific Ocean or drawing inspiration from rappers, Marc Benioff has broken the CEO mold while running Salesforce.com for the past decade. Starting a business can be expensive, as people find when they become entrepreneurs after losing their jobs. But many of these new company owners have also found ways to keep those costs down. The iPad has energized the tablet market, paving the way for an onslaught of slate-type devices. The Dell Streak is a tablet, too. And that's pretty much where comparisons with the iPad cease. Travelers used to getting a free wireless Internet connection on land are not willing to pay for one at 30,000 feet, so wi-fi on airlines has not caught on. Can airlines figure it out? In growing numbers, more and more small-business owners are adopting social-networking services, location-based services, Twitter and online video to promote their products and services. While Apple's iPad is a great machine for playing games, and there are plenty of games for sale, game developers haven't come close to exploiting its potential. But there are still some gems to be found. FULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORYFULL STORY