South Carolina Magazine: Google pulls phony BatteryBot Pro app from Play store

Yet as the years passed our smartphones have become more of a type of personal digital assistant with many pieces of software trying to predict our next move and offer up information without us even having to prompt it. Based on estimates for the month of May there were around 750,000 Apple downloads versus 567,000 Android ones.

Of course, Google will still be tracking you in the future. Firstly, the percentage of 5 star reviews has seen a percentage increase of 52 which is impressive enough on its own but if we look at where those reviews have come from it has been from converting 1 and 2 star reviews (down roughly 44%) to 5s and that’s a great sign of a company listening to its customers. If you’re casually browsing around the Play Store, this can be a better way of finding new apps, since it’s exclusively limited to stuff that someone you know approved of, rather than random junk that gamed the system well. What’s even better is how the app is available free for both Android and iOS.

As is the case with many iOS and Android features, Proactive and Google Now are more similar than different.

Pocket App allows saving of the websites and also viewing of the websites. In other words there’s no need to open a web browser. It is in this menu that one can access the Undo, Redo, and Search. Click on one to get more information. You can also choose to turn off update notifications so that your apps can update silently in the background.

Spoofed Android apps are all too common.

The rogue software spoofed BatteryBot Pro, a legitimate app which monitors how much power a smartphone is using. You can switch out of the beta at any time, so if you don’t like the version you’re running, you can always go back to the old one (if a regular version is available). Only this time around, it’s a fallout shelter that you have to build and manage.

Zscaler said the app tries, for example, to load various ad libraries in order to conduct click fraud. You can also send up a few survivors to explore the wasteland and to collect resources that will help the people happy underground. Should we answer it? To help you out, here are some tips and strategies that you can use.

With Streaks, you can keep track of up to six tasks that you want to complete every day, like walk a certain number of steps, eat a healthy meal, read for 20 minutes, etc. Well, the GameOn Project will tell you exactly what games to download. Even cooler: Storyist can display your index cards next to your manuscript as you write.

Perhaps not a massive deal for causal users, but a very nice feature for those that want to tinker and make sure that their data is as safe as possible.

You might already know that the Play Store can automatically update some apps, but the settings for how you do it are highly customizable. You won’t find them listed on the Play Store, but you can occasionally find news stories about them from enthusiast sites like Android Police. Proactive gets points for things like predictive contacts and app suggestions-and its ability to identify callers.