So a couple of days ago, we found out that there maybe a Spotify app for the iPad. Giving how great Spotify is on the iPhone, I think they should go full-speed-ahead with the application for iPad. Now it's coming true! Spotify's founder says that the iPad app is "in the works" during Spotify's press event that happened last night in New York City.

There was a disappointing no-show of the firm's iPad client last night. But a couple of days ago, The Verge highlighted a photo of what appears to be Spotify running on the iPad.

This photo was published on the photo sharing service 'Instagram' by an unnamed Sweden-based technology consultant. The photo was taken down, which gives it away really, doesn't it?

There is one more other awesome thing that Spotify and Coke announced last night, and that is a Facebook-integrated app for Spotify! They hope to release the Facebook integrated app during the London 2012 Olympics and maybe we shall see the Spotify client for the iPad at the same time?

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Coke· Fake Instagram· iPad· Press Conference· Rumours· Spotify

Spotify's iPad App Is Becoming Reality

So a couple of days ago, we found out that there maybe a Spotify app for the iPad. Giving how great Spotify is on the iPhone, I think they should go full-speed-ahead with the application for iPad. Now it's coming true! Spotify's founder says that the iPad app is "in the works" during Spotify's press event that happened last night in New York City.

There was a disappointing no-show of the firm's iPad client last night. But a couple of days ago, The Verge highlighted a photo of what appears to be Spotify running on the iPad.

This photo was published on the photo sharing service 'Instagram' by an unnamed Sweden-based technology consultant. The photo was taken down, which gives it away really, doesn't it?

There is one more other awesome thing that Spotify and Coke announced last night, and that is a Facebook-integrated app for Spotify! They hope to release the Facebook integrated app during the London 2012 Olympics and maybe we shall see the Spotify client for the iPad at the same time?

Have your say - Comment below :)

Thank you for reading! Rumournal loves you!

Instagram has been getting a lot of buzz thanks to the Facebook buyout. We're not sure why some people would buy it from some other websites other than the Play Store. It turns out though, that there is a malicious version of the app somewhere out there. Russian developers have released a fake version of Instagram that when installed, it will send SMS messages. The messages are sent to a premium number which helps generate revenue for the developers.

The story gets even stranger! Embedded inside the malicious APK are photos of a man. Naked Security assumes that the developers inserted the picture to fool malware detectors.

Even it was a nasty piece of work. The Malicious app was well timed because Instagram has been seeing a lot of press recently because of the Facebook acquisition, so more people are joining the service.

Android malware has been on the rise. Dozens of apps on the Android Market were infected with a bug called 'Android.Counterclank' back in January. Symantec believes it affected between one and five million users. Apps have also bypassed Google's detection on Android devices.

We're not sure if there is a fix or a rescue technic that can be done. But If you think that you have the fake Instagram. Visit your local Mobile Carrier store or call them up. You do not want them to get your hard earned money for their revenue do you?

Android· Fake Instagram· Google· Instagram

Fake Instagram Android App Infects System With Malware

Instagram has been getting a lot of buzz thanks to the Facebook buyout. We're not sure why some people would buy it from some other websites other than the Play Store. It turns out though, that there is a malicious version of the app somewhere out there. Russian developers have released a fake version of Instagram that when installed, it will send SMS messages. The messages are sent to a premium number which helps generate revenue for the developers.

The story gets even stranger! Embedded inside the malicious APK are photos of a man. Naked Security assumes that the developers inserted the picture to fool malware detectors.

Even it was a nasty piece of work. The Malicious app was well timed because Instagram has been seeing a lot of press recently because of the Facebook acquisition, so more people are joining the service.

Android malware has been on the rise. Dozens of apps on the Android Market were infected with a bug called 'Android.Counterclank' back in January. Symantec believes it affected between one and five million users. Apps have also bypassed Google's detection on Android devices.

We're not sure if there is a fix or a rescue technic that can be done. But If you think that you have the fake Instagram. Visit your local Mobile Carrier store or call them up. You do not want them to get your hard earned money for their revenue do you?