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Tapaddo founder, Dermot Daly, discusses social metrics and app analytics - what is the difference and how do you protect privacy?

One of the biggest threats to our smartphone privacy isn't Carrier IQ or any kind of malware but ourselves. Here's how to protect your privacy & security with your smartphone.

As a greater number of users connected to the web online Microsoft, working with the not for profit organisation INHOPE, have developed a smartphone app which allows users to submit suspect websites.

Citigroup, one of the largest financial organisations in the world, believes Amazon is less than a year away from releasing its own smartphone.

What impact is Google's +1 button having on your search results? Have your early-adopter friends skewing your search results?

Nokia have unveiled their first MeeGo-based smartphone at the Nokia Connection event in Singapore today. The Nokia N9 is also the first ever buttonless mobile device, relying purely on touch input, and will be released sometime “later this year”.

Microsoft will no longer release further iterations of Zune hardware, but will instead concentrate on integrating Zune software and functionality into other devices like the Xbox and those running Windows Phone 7.

Less than a day after Nokia and Microsoft announced their long-term partnership concept images of what the two companies’ phones will look like have been released.

As Nokia and Microsoft were announcing their “broad strategic partnership” which will introduce Windows Phone 7 as Nokia’s principle operating system (as widely rumoured) Apple was evading rumors that the company will introduce an entry-level iPhone along with the release of the iPhone 5 this year.

Nokia is “standing on a buring platform” surrounded by innovative competitors and lax production schedule, according to a memo from company head Stephen Elop. In the memo Elop says that Nokia must take a “radical change in behavior ” to survive in the smartphone market.