Android's many software versions and best devices are detailed, The U.S. DOJ looks at ebook pricing, and a vulnerability in Adobe Reader leads to malware infections.
- Android's Three Year History Covered in Pictures and Videos: Check out the comprehensive look back at all the versions of the Android OS and the hardware it has run on. [The Verge]
- U.S. Department of Justice Looking into Ebook Pricing: An investigation on price-fixing in the ebook industry has been ongoing for a year, and Apple, Amazon, Google, and the major publishers are all being investigated for antitrust violations. [The Wall Street Journal]
- Malware Infections Caused by Adobe Reader Vulnerability: Hackers are exploiting a bug in Adobe Reader to install malware on Windows computers; Adobe hopes to have the issue patched next week. [Mac World]
- The Kindle App for Android Now Supports PDF Files: You can open and read PDF files from the Kindle ebook reading app on your Android phone, but there is no highlighting, editing, or annotation capabilities in the app. [The Digital Reader]
- Google+ on Android Updated: The Andorid app gets better photo upload support, better integration with Messenger, and the ability to +1 pictures and comments. [Android and Me]
- Supermarket Self-Checkout Lanes Contain Card Skimmers: More than 20 Lucky Supermarkets in California have seen hackers employ card skimmers in the self-checkout lanes to access customers bank accounts and withdraw funds. [Ars Technica]
