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ICS now runs on 15.9 percent of all devices, Jellybean only at 0.8 after 3 weeks

ICS now runs on 15.9 percent of all devices, Jellybean only at 0.8 after 3 weeks

Hugo Barra on stage announcing Android 4.1 Jellybean at Google I/O  Only a month ago, Google had updated the Android Distribution chart to list ICS installs at 10.9%. Now three weeks after the official release of Android 4.1 Jellybean, Google has once again updated the chart, revealing that Android 4.0 (up 5 percent) now powers 15.9% of Android devices and Jellybean at 0.8%.   Unfortunately,... »

Hotmail Evolves Into Outlook

Hotmail Evolves Into Outlook

I think it’s safe to say that most people moved away from Hotmail in favour of Gmail, mainly because of the abysmal spam filtering system that Hotmail uses. I personally use Google Apps for all of my email accounts – personal, RefuGeeks & DroidHQ. It’s an excellent system, so when I heard that Microsoft are doing away with Hotmail and are replacing it with Outlook.com –... »

Will Windows 8 Cause a Linux Revolution?

Will Windows 8 Cause a Linux Revolution?

I was recently discussing this subject on Google+ with a couple of fellow geeks. So I thought I would elaborate on my thoughts here on RefuGeeks. I must stress that this is just my opinion on what I think will happen when Windows 8 is released. So, will the failure of Windows 8 cause a linux revolution? The general consensus amongst most people within the IT world is that Windows 8 is destined to... »

Moboplayer allows users to have the “Pop up play” functionality on any Android device

[hr] The Samsung Galaxy S III is well-known to be among one of the best feature-packed smartphones of today, with features like “Smart stay”, “S Beam” and “Pop up play”, users experience things included in Samsung’s Nature UX that Stock Android and other Android skins currently just don’t offer natively. Fortunately, you can now get “Pop up play”-like functionality on y... »

Multiple Android security holes exposed at hacking conference

Recently, around 6,500 corporate and government security technology experts and researchers from all over the world joined together to participate at the Black Hat 2012 conference in Las Vegas. In one of the many sessions that took place at the conference, Google's own Android security software; named “Bouncer” (used to remove and keep malicious applications out of the Play Store) was expose... »

Mythruna Takes Minecraft To The Next Level

Mythruna Takes Minecraft To The Next Level

I’m sure most people reading this article will know about Minecraft, but for those who don’t – Minecraft is an old school game that is based on blocks (like Lego on steroids). There are two modes to Minecraft, free play and adventure. The former is a totally customisable sandbox world were you have unlimited blocks of many kinds in order to make pretty much anything you like. The... »

New RefuGeeks Android App Available

New RefuGeeks Android App Available

Anthony Esposito from the No One Here Yet blog has very kindly created a RefuGeeks Android app for us. Version 1.0 was released last night and I’m currently working on getting it added to the play store. It is basically an app interface for the website along with some really cool links to our social media sites, contact page and an awesome about page where you will be able to learn a little... »

Jumpshot – Use Linux To Fix Windows

Jumpshot – Use Linux To Fix Windows

Jumpshot is a fully automated solution for solving Windows PC problems – the best part is that Jumpshot is Linux based. So, ironically, you’re using Linux to fix Windows problems. All you need to do is plug one of the Jumpshot USB sticks into a Windows PC, reboot it, and magically all Trojans and viruses on the system will be destroyed. Jumpshot is currently on Kickstarter. Their initi... »

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