Breaking Android Episode 19: Android News and Views

BreakingModern – Thanks for checking out episode 19 of Breaking Android. I’m your host, Mat Lee. On this episode I talk about an email interview with lead engineer for Android security Adrian Ludwig, Miami cops breaking a little bad on Waze inputting misinformation. Also, Yezz will be at Mobile World Congress unveiling its new Project Ara modules. Check out our Android news show and the detailed show notes below.

Breaking Android Broken Down

  • Android Central conducted an email interview with Adrian Ludwig, a lead engineer for Android security at Google. Read the full interview for more info.
  • Android Authority has reported that Miami cops are entering bad data into Waze, the user-generated traffic alert app. The app is sometimes used to report police locations, which allows users to avoid or control their speeds (or anything, really), and the police don’t like that.
  • Android Central has reported that smartphone maker Yezz will be at Mobile World Congress in Spain, March 2-5, 2015, to show off the first module prototypes. These are based on Project Ara, a module smartphone project led by Google. This is the first major debut of module smartphones.

That’s going to do it for this episode of Breaking Android. Follow me on your favorite social network and say hello. Also make sure to check out our weekly Android long-form podcast over at AttackoftheAndroids.com.

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Based in Kalispell, MT, Mat Lee is a senior contributor at aNewDomain.net. He writes hip hop, makes podcasts, and dabbles in gaming in his spare time. Follow Mat Lee on Twitter, Google+, and Facebook.

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