Top Ten Android Apps for Bloggers

The world of Information technology has advanced furiously and daily almost billions of users invest trillions of money for development in the technology. Google is the most renounced name in the market, so every successful company wants to get affiliated with it because of its robust contribution towards advancing the technology. Android is another most prominent achievement of Google, according to the latest reports Android has become the leading Mobile Phone OS (operating system). Now being a Blogger it is getting essential to get an Android Smartphone because it does continue boundless services. Being a Blogger we need to stay updated regarding the latest trend in blogosphere obviously, we cannot sit in front of computer gazing 24 hours. This is the reason we must consider a Smartphone, so today we will be going through the Top 10 Android Applications for Bloggers and Webmasters.

Difference between Xperia U and Xperia Sola, two midrange Android phones from Sony Mobile India

If you've noticed the product pages going live at Flipkart for the Sony Xperia U and the Sony Xperia Sola, and have wondered about the exact differences between these two mid-range Android smartphones, you have come to the right place. While the Sony Xperia U and the Sony Xperia Sola have very similar specifications on many fronts, there are a few key differences; and unlike the differences between the high-end Xperia S, the higher mid-range Xperia P and the decidedly mid-range Xperia U, the differences between the Xperia Sola and the Xperia U smartphones do not make it easy for you to make a decision. So we suggest that you take a look at the differences we have identified, and then decide which one would better-suit your requirements. If you are unable to settle on either and are willing to stretch your budget, then you could wait for the release of the Sony Xperia P in India and then decide.

Jelly Bean Is The Safest Version Of Android, Still Behind iOS In Security Stakes

Although Android certainly trumps Apple’s iOS when it comes to reach, versatility, and number of devices available, one area in which Google’s mobile operating system has always struggled is security. Malware on the platform has been steadily increasing over the past year, and with security one of the main concerns of consumers, it’s essential the Web company does its level best to combat the problem.

Of course, when you’re running an open-source platform versus a closed-source one, you’re always fighting something of a losing battle in keeping it secure. While iOS reputation as a safe ecosystem remains all-but unblemished, the reports of malicious outbreaks on Android have been relentless, and although most can stay safe by downloading apps solely from trusted sources, the sheer number of cases is certainly cause for alarm.