I wish the article would have said where to find the fix if using Android 2.3. My new HTC Inspire4G is that version. I don't get apps and never any other place than from HTC or the market. I pretty much have everything I need on mine now.

Thanks for the heads up.

Yes. and Yes. Like Raven I only get my apps from the market. Of course, there were some on there that Google had to remove several weeks ago. Mine is the HTX Droid Incredible 2, and now that I'm finally learning more about it, I'm really liking it. I downloaded the entire manual to my computer in PDF format, so I can look up things when I'm not sure of something. One problem I have is no being able to sync with my computer. I downloaded the HTC Sync program, but I keep getting a notice that no device is connected. I'd like to put my music and some pictures on it, and I'd rather not pull the SD card out to transfer them directly to that. I checked, and mine seems to be running version 2.3.3.

Consider Norton Mobile Security, which seems to be the best out there at the moment. Check out AndroidMarket.

http://us.norton.com/mobile-security/

grandms you should be able to use the cable that plugs into your phone and is a regular usb on the other end, connect it to your pc, then on your phone you may have to select that you want to use it to transfer not charge and you can move all your stuff over that way. Look in your manual mine tells just how to do that.

You can also email it to yourself and download it from your email on your phone to the phone itself. If you do not have Astro file manager you might want to get that to help you keep your stuff organized. Just be sure you are using your wifi to do that since it would use up a lot of your data allotment.

this is a very good option for a security program available free in the market
Lookout Security & Antivirus
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When in doubt, read the manual!! Yes, I have all my music now without using the HTC Sync program. It was a 150MB download! Anyhow, I printed out the part of the manual dealing with photos, videos, and music, and found out how easy it is to do what I needed. Next step is to post pictures from my phone to Facebook. I have a cute one of our dog to post.

Putting an image on Facebook is pretty easy. I have the Facebook app installed but it's as easy as opening the picture in Gallery, tapping the menu button, choosing share, and then Facebook.

I would highly recommend that people download apps only from trusted sources -- the Android Marketplace, Amazon, or directly from a trusted vendor. Still, some caution needs to be used as Android apps are not nearly as well policed as iPhone apps.

I should mention that Amazon gives a free app away every day. I've gotten a couple of good ones that I wouldn't have paid for otherwise.