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- Aakash 2 tablet available in India for the low, low price of $21 — yes, you read that right. [ZDNet]
- AT&T workers on strike in California, Nevada and Connecticut. [Reuters]
- Gamestop CEO denies rumors that Gamestop will begin offering wireless service. [Engadget]
- Google quietly disables DRM feature after bugs were discovered. [Register]
- Bank of America application will soon receive check scanning deposit feature. [Mashable]
- Vodafone Australia pushes out Jelly Bean update for Nexus S. [Ausdroid]
- How to make your Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 a global device. [XDA]
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 already rooted ahead of release. [XDA]
Google quietly disables DRM feature after bugs were* discovered
So Android is trying to go the same way all DRM goes… which is straight down Bullshit Avenue! If I pay and download an app, I should be able to use it on all my Android devices. Not like that many people own SO many different devices. Also, what happens when I switch devices because it either breaks, is sold, upgrading, etc…that means I cant use it anymore? From the description this DRM BS sounds like a horrible idea.
You can always redownload it from the play store onto the new device you just can not transfer apps from one device and install them on another. So yeah your reply is sort of redundant to be honest. Just need to log in and redownload the apps from the play store onto the new device.
if that drm gets re enabled I will be looking for a new phone that is not android