Android Central  If you're using two-step authentication for
your Google account, you'll want to pick up the latest version
of the Authenticator app, which brings a new time syncing
feature to ensure correct codes are generated. Previously, if
the app's internal clock went too out of sync with Google's, the
Authenticator would generate incorrect codes. The new syncing
feature remedies this by allowing users to sync the clocks
through a new settings page.  With an app as crucial as the
Google Authenticator, you'll want to make sure you're always up
to date. This one's a manual update, so head to the "My apps"
menu in the Google Play Store to grab the new version.  There
are 3 comments  Huh. I've never had this problem and I've been
using 2-step since it came out. *shrugs* Higher reliability is
always welcome.  joebob2000 says:  There is some concern over
the proper handling of leap seconds on certain cell networks or
devices that only use GPS as a source of time. It seems to be
pretty rare in the real world bu