Remember that Bouncer Google put in the Android Market to act as a goalie for all potential malware attacks?
It would seem that Google's Bouncer doesn't catch everything as Professor Xuxian Jiang, the same guy who discovered dozens of other Android malware attacks, has found yet another exploit called RootSmart.
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Judging from every single TechCruncher's inbox word on the street, there are job poachers amongst us. That's cool, all's fair in love and war and technology recruiting, right? Except when it's not which, in a world filled with people who just want to win at any cost, is pretty damn often.
But let's pretend for a second that you're not as fantastic and amazing and desired as a TechCrunch writer. What happens if you want to be poached!? Well, If you're actively looking to be recruited like the rare species of programming fauna that you are, look no further than Job Poacher, which allows people who are in the market for a new employer to advertise as such,
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Jeff Atwood, the co-founder and CTO of Stack Exchange, a network of free, community-driven Q&A sites mostly about programming and gaming, and Stack Overflow, is stepping down from day-to-day operations at the beginning of next month.
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3D printers are certainly hot technology these days, with machines like the Printrbot, MakerBot and Cubify launching on a regular basis. But while most of these devices focus on building something from the ground up, Roland DG has unveiled a new machine that does the exact opposite. Rather than slowly building a model by adding layers of material, the iModela iM-01 3D Modeling Machine carves its creations down from a larger block of material, like a small, automated sculptor...
Continue Reading While 3D printers build, iModela carvesSection:ElectronicsTags:3D Printer,RolandRelated Articles:Printrbot has designs on making 3D printing simpleNew printer produces 3D objects on demandNo assembly required for Cubify 3D printerSony Ericsson
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Here’s a selection of recent posts on TechCrunch Gadgets: Brinno Peephole Viewer Is A Viewer For Peepholes LL Cool G: Ladies Love Cool Gadgets Too, Says Study Real Augmented Reality Google Goggles In Prototype Stage? Report: Samsung Planning A Full Line Of Galaxy S3 Phones, First Model To Hit This
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With the northern Italian town of Maranello draped in snow, Ferrari Scuderia's launch of its 2012 F1 contender - the F2012 - had to rely on the internet. It may not have had the same pizzaz, but the show did go on. Along with repositioned radiators, the most obvious change is to the rear, where exhaust flows, both engine, radiator as well as aerodynamic air flows have been impacted by the new regulations that stipulate the exhausts must now exit within a very tight space at the rear of the car in order to minimize their aerodynamic influence...
Continue Reading Ferrari launches 2012 Formula One tilt with F2012Section:AutomotiveTags:F1,F2012,Ferrari,Pirelli,RacingRelated Articles:McLaren the first of the big F1 launchesFerrari 599XX
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Traffic numbers provided by companies should always be questioned -- I mean, of course each company is going to try to present the data in a way that makes them look as good as possible. Which is what New York Times finance writer Andrew Ross Sorkin has understandably done, going to town on Facebook for how it counts its active users, in an article out tonight called "Those Millions On Facebook? Some May Not Actually
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The greatest obstacle standing in the way of electric-vehicle adoption - besides crafty, deceitful right wingers - is limited range. Electric vehicles can only travel 100 miles (161 km) on their best day. Because of the lack of electric charging stations and the amount of time involved in charging a battery, they just can't go as far as gas vehicles. A team of researchers at Stanford University recently made an important discovery in wireless charging technology. Their work could one day help solve the limited-range dilemma. ..
Continue Reading Stanford system could allow EVs to recharge from the road, while movingSection:AutomotiveTags:Electric Vehicles,Stanford University,Wireless,Wireless ChargingRelated Articles:Universal charging
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At this time of year, many of us living in the upper reaches of the Northern Hemisphere start wishing that we had a fireplace in our home. Unfortunately, installing a fireplace and chimney in a house that doesn't already have them is quite an involved and expensive process. Here's a solution in the form of a functioning fireplace that you simply hang on the wall like a picture - it's made by a company called Pureflame...
Continue Reading Pureflame lets you hang a fireplace on your wallSection:Around The HomeTags:Fire,Heat,Wall-mountedRelated Articles:Warming to your Plasma TVGrass-based fireplace logs allow for green winter cozinessEcoSmart updates the traditional fireplace Marchi Mobile's eleMMent RV - a luxury mansion on
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Facebook's corporate governance rules, which give shareholders little say in how the social networking website would be run as a public company, are raising the hackles of one of the largest U.S. investors, the California State Teachers' Retirement
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