Twitter 2.0 app comes out of beta for BlackBerry

It comes with some additions such as search bar where tweets, usernames, real names, and hash tags.

Just about two weeks after its beta version was launched, the Twitter 2.0 application has been officially released and is set to be available in the BlackBerry app world for download. 

Those users, who haven't experienced the beta version yet, would find the application more convenient and faster as everything they look for in a Twitter app have been combined in the same screen. Those who are conducting universal search on BlackBerry 6 will get results obtained from Twitter as well. 

Android phones vulnerable to open WiFi

At the time of logging in the authentication token issued by Google remains valid for 15 days and can be used again on Google Calendar, which doesn't use https. Meanwhile, the username and password can be intercepted.

Close to 99 per cent of all Android devices are prone to data theft, especially of the username and passwords of Google services, German researchers have reported.

It was found that Android devices running on 2.3.3 or older versions are particularly susceptible as the client login authentication process used in these versions is insecure.

In fact, the vulnerability exists not just for Google apps but for any apps that don't use a ClientLogin protocol (the protocol for logging in to your Google account) only on https (secured).