Google Pulls Down Android Malware, Will ‘Remote Kill’ Malicious Apps That Were Already Downloaded
Posted on 06. Mar, 2011 by Salman in android bugs, bugs found
The very openness of Android is what makes it a double edged sword. Recently news popped in regarding malicious apps being present in Android Market and in no time Google removed all the infected apps from the Android Marketplace. Unfortunately, around 260,000 devices had already download the infected apps which actually is a huge number. [...]
Chrome says ‘google.com’ is fake!
Posted on 13. Aug, 2010 by Salman in bugs found, chrome bugs, google bugs
Though Google Chrome is the best browser that I have ever used still I will have to commit that it does goof up things at times and the outcome is so weird that anyone would get confused. Some time back my friend tried to open the Google Search home page and as he is located [...]
Website Not Opening In Google Chrome
Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by Salman in bugs found, chrome tricks, google bugs, google tricks, tips tricks and hacks
Is the above image quiet familiar for you? Are you amongst those users who regularly use Google Chrome due to the multiple features that it carries yet are frustrated due to its irresponsible behavior with some websites? And, does the below line seems familiar? Oops! This link appears to be broken in Google Chrome One [...]
Google Reader Count Not Showing Up In My RSS Feeds (Again!)
Posted on 15. Aug, 2008 by Salman in bugs found, google bugs
This has happened before (here and here) since Google took over Feedburner and still Google didn’t learn anything of this? Just check the images below. Lets see if this comes back up tomorrow.
Google’s Feedburner Messes It Up Again!
Posted on 06. Apr, 2008 by Salman in bugs found, google bugs
This isn’t the first time when Feedburner has provided wrong stats for my feeds. Last time many big bloggers were hit when Google acquired feedburner and the RSS feed stats for most of them changed to zero! Later on again the problem came up when many bloggers complained that their Google Reader stats were not [...]
