Android

There is a new Trojan that runs on Google's Android platform. A malicious application is able to record conversations and send them to a specified web address. Previous Trojans that were attacking Android had access to information about telephone calls only. The latest threat, according to CA Technologies, is able to record conversations. Saved connections are stored on your microSD card in AMR format. The recorded conversations can be sent by the Trojan to predetermined address.

Over a week ago, the first phone with Android operating system version 2.0 appeared on the market. Now, Google has released the source code of the OS. Interestingly, some developers have already created a version designed for the first phone which was equipped with Google software – T-Mobile G1.

Google has released the next version of the mobile operating system Android 2.0. As we can see watching the promotional video or visiting this site, the new system has a menu "Quick Contact" that gives you quick access to many ways of communication.

Fans of Google's mobile operating system can be very satisfied. The giant prepares to release Android version 1.6 (code-name "Donut").

Google has already released SDK for the latest version of the system which brings many changes for both users and developers. The most striking change is the improved Android Market where you will be able to see the screenshot of a given application.