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Goodbye and good riddance: Here are the best alternatives to Dark Sky
We all know how quickly the weather can change, and that's how fast a weather app can change, too. Dark Sky announced on March 31 that it had been bought by Apple and that its Android app will be shutting down this summer. Dark Sky even used a severe weather alert to spread the news in other apps that use Dark Sky's API, just to make sure you'd know even if you didn't use its app.
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Walmart’s $99 Android tablet actually looks pretty good
When you think of cheap Android tablets, you probably think of the Amazon Fire series, but Walmart is also in the game with its in-house "Onn" tablets. As spotted by 9to5Google, recently Walmart started selling two new models of its Onn tablet: the 8-inch "Onn.8 Tablet Pro" for $99, and the 10-inch "Onn.10.1 Tablet Pro" for $129.
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How to scan QR codes on Android
QR codes are all around us these days. Many offline products like flyers, some newspapers, brochures, posters, and billboards come with them to give you quick access to online resources without you needing to copy some long URLs. QR codes are also great for sharing contact information and Wi-Fi passwords. You need some software in order to read them, though. Luckily, these days most Android phones come with pre-installed solutions, so you don't have to download yet another app. There's also a lightweight website that does the job without trackers and ads, and some browsers even come with built-in scanners.
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Getapp latest collaboration tool: LAN messenger
Learn how to send messages and files over a corporate network without using any services.
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YouTube Music can finally import your library and uploads from Google Play Music
Google Play Music is expected to permanently shut down later this year.
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SwiftKey is now Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard, adds support for Emoji 12.0
Microsoft acquired SwiftKey about four years ago, and apart from some addition like optional Microsoft accounts, Bing, and the company's translate feature, not too much changed about the popular third-party keyboard. Earlier this year, though, Microsoft's name got more prominent in the app's settings, and now, the Redmond giant has decided it's about time to make it even more obvious whose keyboard you're using. The latest beta version of SwiftKey is now called "Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard." On the feature front, it only brings new emoji for Android 10 users.
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Google unifies all of its messaging and communication apps into a single team
Cleaning it all up is a big job
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MOKO Beacon On Android App
you can use you mobile phone to contant beacon
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Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ will only receive quarterly security updates now
Samsung doesn’t release more than two major Android OS updates for its devices and doesn’t really keep flagship devices on the monthly release schedule for security updates beyond three years. That’s just the way it is and there’s no indication of this changing any time soon.
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Not all 120Hz smartphone displays are made equal — here's why
90Hz and 120Hz panels are the latest trend in the smartphone world but don’t be fooled by the marketing taglines. Not every 120Hz phone offers the same display quality, features, and certainly not the same battery life. There’s a lot that goes into a great display besides just the frame rate on the spec sheet.
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Google Messages passes one billion installs on the Play Store
Google's Messages app is packed with features, including a built-in markup tool, reminders, context-aware recommendations, a dark mode, RCS support,
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Alien: Blackout is Now Free to Download on Mobile for Both Android and iOS
Alien: Blackout, is now free to download and keep forever on mobile for both Android and iOS. Alien: Blackout is available to download for free only for today.
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Android 11 has a clever trick to deal with unused apps
Think you might stop using an app in a few months? This new option is for you.
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Google is rebranding Hangouts Chat as just Google Chat
The Hangouts brand will live on in the consumer chat app that replaced Gchat.
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Thousands of Android apps contain undocumented backdoors, study finds
What might some Android apps be quietly doing behind the backs of their users? The answer, according to a succession of studies, is quite a lot, probably more than some users would be comfortable with if they knew about it.
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AppGrooves: Top Private Messaging Apps that Don't Ask Your Phone Number
What if you want to communicate over your smartphone without using a phone number or even sim card (Wi-Fi only)?
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Google Bans Infowars Android App Over Coronavirus Claims
Apple kicked Alex Jones out of the App Store in 2018. The Google Play Store has finally followed suit.
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It took Google months to patch a serious Android security flaw
There's a good chance many devices will never receive the patch.
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Don't run your 2FA authenticator app on these smartphones
Don't use a mobile authenticator app on an old smartphone, because the app is only as secure as the operating system in which it's running, two security researchers said at the RSA Conference here earlier this week. Aaron Turner and Georgia Weidman emphasized that using authenticator apps, such as Authy or Google Authenticator, in two-factor authentication was better than using SMS-based 2FA. But, they said, an authenticator app is useless for security if the underlying mobile OS is out-of-date or the mobile device is otherwise insecure.
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How to Get Free Google Play Credit and Codes (Legally!!!)
Save some serious coin {$$$} by earning free Google Play. We review the top legitimate ways to score play credit for free. (Legally)
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