Oh come on Microsoft, seriously? I remember how every single Microsoft security and enterprise management…

Oh come on Microsoft, seriously? I remember how every single Microsoft security and enterprise management course repeats the important of proper certificate management strategies and processes. You should take some of your own (excellent) trainings in that area…

If you are wondering why your Android 4.2.2 device shows up as "offline" in ADB read this article that…

If you are wondering why your Android 4.2.2 device shows up as "offline" in ADB read this article that explains the new Secure USB Debugging feature in Android 4.2.2

Yikes… My predicted next chapter in this comedy: Author will sue Tesla for "secret data monitoring …

Yikes… My predicted next chapter in this comedy: Author will sue Tesla for "secret data monitoring and surveillance, invasion of privacy" 😉

Given that the blogosphere already talks about it since last night: Yes, we enabled the Android 4.2.2…

Given that the blogosphere already talks about it since last night: Yes, we enabled the Android 4.2.2 OTA update for most Nexus devices yesterday!Rollout is slowly being ramped up, so stay tuned to receive the update in the next few days/weeks.

Reshared post from Roman Nurik:

If you are running Android 4.2.x (and therefore have the new lock-screen with widget support) you really owe it to yourself to install +Roman Nurik's  DashClock Widget. Beautiful polished and incredibly useful lock-screen widget!

Original Post from Roman Nurik:

#Android

My side project, DashClock, is now open source and live on Google Play!

DashClock is a replacement lock screen clock widget for Android 4.2+. It also exposes additional status items called extensions. The widget comes bundled with extensions that give you instant access to:

• Your current local weather
• Missed calls and unread text messages
• Your next calendar appointment
• Unread Gmail inbox or priority inbox conversations
• Your next scheduled alarm

To add the widget to your Android 4.2 device's lock screen, simply swipe to the left-most page of your lock screen and touch the "+" icon. Then, select "DashClock" to customize and add the widget. You can make this the primary lock screen widget, replacing the default clock, by first touching-and-holding it and then dragging it horizontally to the very rightmost position.

Developers: The project is open source at http://code.google.com/p/dashclock, and if you want to write custom extensions, there's an API! Visit the open source project for more info.