Google To Bring Android On Desktop?

It has been observed that both the mobile and desktop computing worlds are gradually converging. 

Saturday, February 25, 2012:  It seems that Google has plans to bring forward Android operating system onto the desktop. According to a recent patent filing discovered by Patently Apple, it has been revealed that Google may be eyeing the desktop and notebook markets for its Linux-based Android.

A Bug That Opens Android Devices To Hackers!

Researchers of CrowdStrike, a startup cybersecurity firm uncovered a bug in Google's Android operating system which can launch attacks and control your Android devices.
Saturday, February 25, 2012:  The security of Android devices has always been a major concern. Now, cybersecurity experts have discovered a flaw in the operating system, which can help the hackers gain control of any Android device.

Ubuntu for android

Wednesday, February 22, 2012:  Canonical, the maker of Ubuntu distro has announced Ubuntu for Android, which will offer a full desktop OS experience when the user connects their smartphones to a computer screen and keyboard.

The Ubuntu for Android works in the same way as it does on a regular PC. Ubuntu for Android is like running full Ubuntu OS on your smartphone along with Android, with a shared kernel. So, with Ubuntu for Android, the smartphone works like any other Android phone but as soon as it is connected to a dock with a monitor, you get to see the Ubuntu desktop experience on the attached screen. Due to the multiple core processors, users can use their mobile phones and desktop at the same time.