The publisher of the info is a known troll, hasn't ever released anything, and has already been trounced by people that know this stuff. False alarm.

They are going to get rooted anyway,and also, Motorola is known for looooooooooong release cycles for patches so it will stay that way.

Seems like I'm not the only one. First I had to figure out how to show the full text for all the page, and now I have to browse the comments in a frame 80% of my browser because I'm stuck with a sidebar (that wont scroll, btw). This seriously sucks, I want my classic UI back!!! Also, wtf is the checkbox with no text!?

Not free, but available. For most of the world, the market doesn't show paid applications at all. The regions with higher piracy, are those not served by the paid portion of the Android market. Googles fault really.

If they had cared, they would have created a global market accesible to the whole word (infrastructure is there, they just dont want to). 90% of the world isn't able to buy paid apps from the store, only free.

There's a readme file on the release with a bit more of information.

Only what the original releaser stated.

A general android exploit working on every phone has been found already: http://c-skills.blogspot.com/2010/07/android-trickery.html It comes with source :)

Hes mad at the right person. EAs authentication scheme locked him out. Its EAs fault if someone else could "keygen" his serial. As a paying customer, he shouldn't be affected by the pirates. As usual, only paying customers are affected by DRM and copy protection. The pirates just crack the thing and forget about it.

Define "Infected Firefox installations"

Maybe you mean "PC with Firefox installed thats infected by a {virus|trojan|keylogger|spyware}" ?

Still, installing Firefox doesn't prevent you from catching something for running infected software or prevents someone from installing some crap that puts toolbars or BonziBuddy into your PC....