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How to Turn Your Phone Into a Wi-Fi Hotspot 2021 - Mr Delu Official
How you access hotspots on Android devices will depend on which phone you have an
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Sky Tablet Pad 10 is the new Sky Tablet to Buy
Sky Pad 10 is the newest Sky Tablet to buy in the market right now by Sky Devices. Check out SkyPad 10 specifications, features, pros, & cons.
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Inner workings revealed for “Predator,” the Android malware that exploited 5 0-days
Smartphone malware sold to governments around the world can surreptitiously record voice calls and nearby audio, collect data from apps such as Signal and WhatsApp, and hide apps or prevent them from running upon device reboots, researchers from Cisco’s Talos security team have found.
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This app transforms your phone's hole punch into a button
We’ve stumbled upon a rather interesting app. This app is called NotiGuy, and it essentially turns your phone’s hole punch into a button. That’s not its only functionality, but it is its most interesting aspect.
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Motorola Moto G82 review
The Moto G82 is one of Motorola's mid-range offerings announced back in May this year, and yes, this review has been a long time coming. But the G82 is finally here and now that its price has fallen under the €300 mark, it's also a fairly intriguing device. There's also a Chinese variant called Moto G71s and one could make a case that the G82 is a slightly upgraded version of the Moto G71 5G for the global market.
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10 new reasons to love Messages by Google
We use messaging apps to feel connected, without the headache of needing to know what phone or network we’re on. That is why our focus with Messages by Google is to help you build connections. It’s also built around RCS, a modern messaging protocol that supports richer text features, higher resolution images and videos, and enables end-to-end encryption. With RCS, we can give everyone a secure and modern messaging experience.
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Android could go 64-bit only in 2023, starting with the Pixel tablet
Android 13 hit AOSP the other day, and included in the code source dump is an interesting commit spotted by Esper's Mishaal Rahman. It sounds like Google is planning to—or at least experimenting with—moving the upcoming Pixel tablet to a 64-bit-only build of Android. The commit doesn't beat around the bush, saying: "Move tangor to 64-bit only." "Tangor" is the codename for the already-announced Pixel tablet.
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Copycat iOS Launcher on Android Surpasses 50 Million Downloads
A popular launcher on the Google Play Store that looks to recreate the iOS experience on Android smartphones has surpassed 50 million downloads as it gets updated with design changes and features coming to the iPhone with iOS 16.
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Making the Android lock screen busier is a bad, bad idea
Putting content on the lock screens of Android phones is a bad idea for many reasons. Here's why companies should leave it alone.
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Google’s crackdown on third-party Android call recorders may finally be complete
Google is changing its Play Store policy to clamp down on a workaround that call recording apps were using, potentially closing the final loophole that allowed these apps to exist (via NLL-Apps on Reddit). On May 11th, a rule clarifying that “the Accessibility API is not designed and cannot be requested for remote call audio recording” will go into effect, making it so that apps won’t be able to record audio from a call.
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Advance Java Training in Chennai | Advanced Java Training institute Chennai
Advance java training in chennai at our training institute best choice for learn core java, java spring, android, bigdata for affordable fees.
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A dozen things to love in Android 12
Android 12, which starts rolling out on Pixel 3 and above today, delivers even more personal, safe and effortless experiences on your device. It features a totally reimagined and personalized user interface, new privacy features that are designed for your safety, and more seamless ways to get right into your gameplay or even switch to a new device.
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No iPhone required: Soon you'll be able to FaceTime on Android and Windows
The days when you needed an iPhone, iPad or Mac to FaceTime will soon be over, and soon, you'll be able to join your iPhone-wielding friends on FaceTime calls. In a move widely seen as Apple's answer to Zoom video calls, the software giant is making it possible for people who have Android phones and Windows laptops to hop on FaceTime calls -- no iPhone required.
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The 100 Best Android Apps for 2021
The Google Play store offers up more than 3 million apps. Some are masterpieces, some are duds. Our guide, which covers 13 key categories, will lead you right to the ones that deserve a place on your Android phone or tablet.
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Samsung's future smartwatch is rumored to use Android, not Tizen
Samsung has been using its Tizen platform on smartwatches ever since 2014's Gear 2 line, but it might go back to its Android 'roots' in the near future. Both SamMobile and well-known leaker Ice Universe claim Samsung is making a smartwatch using Android (possibly Wear OS) rather than its usual platform. It would be the first time Samsung had used Android on the wrist since early products like the Galaxy Gear and Gear Live.
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How to Transfer Android Files to Mac and Windows
Android Phone is a powerful computer that allows you to plug your phone into any Windows, Mac, or system and then drag and drop files. Android devices easily allow you to access the file system directly from a desktop without any interfaces or procedures.
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Let’s Encrypt comes up with workaround for abandonware Android devices
Things were touch-and-go for a while, but it looks like Let's Encrypt's transition to a standalone certificate authority (CA) isn't going to break a ton of old Android phones. This was a serious concern earlier due to an expiring root certificate, but Let's Encrypt has come up with a workaround.
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Youtube Thumbnail Download For Free in 2020 - Mr Delu Official
Download free youtube videos thumbnail image in Full HD(1080), HD (720), SD, and also in small size. it’s currently supported formats: YouTube (HD, HQ, 1080p, 4K)
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Over a Billion Android Devices No Longer Supported by Security Updates
More than one billion Android devices globally are no longer supported by operating system security updates, leaving them potentially exposed to a slew of harmful cyberattacks and their users at risk of being hacked, a study by the UK consumer watchdog Which? has found. By crunching data from Google, Which? calculated that two in every five (40%) of Android devices are currently no longer receiving “vital security updates” from Google, putting them in a high risk category in terms of their susceptibility to malware and other security flaws.
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New Tasker beta integrates with Android 11's power menu controls
Tasker is one of the most powerful customization tools on Android. It added support for more phone sensors and custom DND settings last month, and it's getting even better in the latest beta release. Beta version 5.9.4 adds support for the power menu controls introduced in Android 11, allowing users to quickly toggle tasks with a simple press and hold of the power button — and that's not all.
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