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BlackBerry Partners with Samsung: BES12-Knox Team-up is Good News for Security of Android

BlackBerry and Samsung team up in the most unlikely of partnerships to deliver more secure mobility solutions to enterprise clients. (Photo : Kārlis Dambrāns) BlackBerry has a pleasant surprise for Android users: a partnership with Samsung will bring better Android security by coupling its BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) 12 mobility management platform with Samsung's business-centered Knox security system. In a move that raised eyebrows, BlackBerry CEO John Chen announced at the company's enterprise event in San Francisco on Nov. 13 that it is working with Samsung, the very company that brought the Canadian smartphone maker to its knees, to deliver more secure mobility solutions for enterprises running on Android. The partnership will provide Samsung's business clients using its Knox suite of secure work applications with an additional layer of security by having Knox run on BlackBerry's BES12 server. "People probably didn't expect to see the...

4 great new things about Gmail for Android

Google Google launched the rollout for Android 5.0 Lollipop on Monday, but it also announced that Google Calendar and Gmail would receive significant updates. Google's Gmail for Android got a new design update that continues to roll out at the time of this post, with a new look and inbox tweaks that should make it easier to use. Obviously, Gmail is something you get automatically on all Android phones, but new devices running Android 5.0 Lollipop and those running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and above are getting a new version of the app, with some cool new features worth showcasing here. New design The first thing that jumps out at you in the new Gmail is the red stripe across the top. You still have the slide-out menu on the left where you can switch accounts and view by Gmail's categories that include Primary, Social, Promotions and Updates. But the new Gmail also feels much cleaner, using the new material design aesthetic, introduced in An...

Android competing with Apple’s IOS system in cars

Hey, There  is an announcement made by Google that it is in the collaboration with carmaker  Audi  to develop in-car  entertainment and information system that would be based on Android Operating system. This announcement will be made officially  by next week at the Consumer Electronics at Las Vegas, and which will aim music and navigation system in-car integration which are currently available on Smartphones. According to Cnet, This collaboration will challenge Appel’s IOS system in cars, Which helps users to use their iphones as an receiver and for entertainment purposes. This collaboration  has so far joined hands with  automakers like BMW, Honda, Mercedes, Nissan, Infiniti and many more to integrate more iOS features into their cars. But Google Android power system will run on the vehicle's built-in hardware, whereas Apple’s OS requires an IOS device. According to the report this collaboration will kick off  Apple's infotai...

Features of Samsung Galaxy S5 and Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

According to SAMSUNG report the SAMSUNG GALAXY S5 with coming with Dust and Water resistant, and also it comes in METAL BODY. This makes SAMSUNG in line with its competitors. Materials are use in it like Magnesium and aluminium. SAMSUNG is the only one of the top five Smartphone makers who uses the Plastic in its high-end models. SAMSUNG Galaxy S5 coming with A 64-BIT PROCESSOR, this processor first used by APPLE in I phone S5. So now SAMSUNG decided to use this processor in upcoming Galaxy S5. New feature added in Galaxy S5 that is SUPER-SENSITIVE CAMERA. Super-Sensitive camera has 13 MP that is same in megapixel count with the S4’s camera. Features of Super-Sensitive camera far superior anti-shake image stabilization. In fact, this camera can supports anti-shake correction of up to 1.5 degrees, while existing image stabilization for other Smartphone’s is 0.7 degrees top. It’s sensor is more effective in low light than Samsung’s current 13  MP camera and t...

Android KitKat

The news comes as a surprise as the firm had previously indicated version 4.4 of the OS would be Key Lime Pie but they changed its name to KitKat, Because Google made a decision to produce its Software with the name of Nestle Chocolate Bar which is look like a marketing group for both. Rather John lagerling the head of Android Google partnership announced that it's not a money changing kind of deals. Android always announced his version in the alphabetical order and now this time it’s KitKat because Android don’t want to announce its 5.0 version as Key Lime Pie so Android Published its new version as KitKat.