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+14 +1Images will no longer automatically sync between Google Drive and Photos starting in July
Google has long maintained an optional link between Google Drive and Google Photos, but it appears that feature is going away. According to Google, many... by Ryan Whitwam in Google, News
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+19 +6Samsung’s updated A-series phones are coming to the US, starting at $179.99
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Android Tutorial - Tutlane
Android tutorial for beginners and experienced with examples. In android tutorial we covered a topics like android architecture, installation, services, intents and filters, ui controls, notifications,etc. with examples
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+39 +6Google is reportedly arguing that cutting Huawei off from Android threatens US security
If Android becomes more fragmented, Google thinks everybody loses
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+10 +1238 Android apps infested with BeiTaPlugin adware: MDM anyone?
App devs: Don’t be tempted to follow suit; make sure third-parties aren’t using these sort of obnoxious practices. IT: Got MDM yet?
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+13 +2Google Photos is Google's latest Android app to get a dark theme
Back with the launch of Android Lollipop, Google decided to make everything across the Android system white. That included not only the system settings, quick tile panels and more but also all of the first party, Google-made apps that come with your device as well. As we have seen the proliferation of AMOLED panels which can display true black colors, device manufacturers and app developers have started to incorporate dark themes into their UI elements that turns everything dark or entirely black.
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+1 +1Best BLU G9 Cases & Cover for Ultimate Protection | BLU G9 Rear Case,Flip Cover
So here are some of the limited BLU G9 case covers available for purchase online. These BLU G9 cases provides ultimate protection.
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+11 +2Motorola announces the Moto Z4 with a 48MP camera, a headphone jack, and more
After various leaks, Motorola today finally announced its Moto Z4 handset. Indeed, there are no surprises left with the device. It's powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 chipset, a 2GHz octa-core SoC. Motorola opted for a single-lens camera this time around, which means you lose features like Selective Black & White and Selective Focus. It does have a 48-megapixel sensor though, which uses quad pixel technology. In other words, it combines four pixels into one for better low-light photography, so you'll end up with a 12-megapixel image.
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+39 +7What we know about Huawei's plan B for mobile
The U.S. has blacklisted Huawei and Google has pulled its Android license, but the company has a backup plan years in the making.
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+40 +5Google's next-gen Glass eyewear lasts longer and runs on Android
Google has unveiled a new version of its Glass Enterprise Edition with longer battery life and a platform built on Android.
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+41 +11Trump's Huawei Ban Could End Android As We Know It and Damage Apple
If the world’s second biggest manufacturer has to fork its own Android OS and app ecosystem, Google may be in trouble in the long run.
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+16 +1Huawei has immediately lost access to Android and Google
Huawei's phones are set to lose access to Android and all Google services, effective immediately.
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+11 +3WhatsApp Zero-Day let NSO Spyware Pwn Phones
A buffer-overflow vulnerability in WhatsApp is being exploited by NSO Group to remotely take over victims’ iOS and Android devices.
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+20 +43 ways Android Q is being built for 5G
Android Q has a lot of exciting UX additions and improvements, like Dark Mode, but it also has some under-the-hood additions to help usher in the era of 5G phones. Chief among them, we learned at Google IO 2019, are new capabilities for app developers to detect user data download speed and latency, as well as whether their connections are metered by carriers.
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+1 +1LAN Messenger: How to download, install and use this app.
In this video tutorial, we'll show you how to set up a LAN messaging application for secure communication over a company network. You can get Windows, Android and Mac versions of the messenger. First of all, install the LAN messenger to every device connected to your office network. The chat app automatically detects all other users available. Click any name and start sending messages, transfer files or even get remote access to co-worker PC. It's simple to understand the program interface.
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+2 +1At $2,000, the Galaxy Fold deserves more than two major OS updates
If comments from Samsung’s mobile boss DJ Koh are anything to go by, the company will soon confirm when the Galaxy Fold is going to be launched. It had to delay the initial launch scheduled for April 26 in the United States due to some issues with review units. We have already discussed those issues in detail
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+21 +3Google is bringing Electronic IDs to Android
The last day of Google’s developer conference tends not to have any news, but this year was a little overloaded. Google announced today that it’s working on bringing Electronic IDs to Android. Separately, the company also confirmed that all new Android Q devices will be required to encrypt user data.
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+14 +2Sharing what's new in Android Q
Android Q introduces a bunch of new features, while putting protections in place to provide even more transparency and control over your data.
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+1 +1Listonic
➤Get more done with Smart Grocery Shopping List app. ✅Stay organized, save money and time. ✅For free on Android, IOS, Wear & Web. Great for families
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+21 +2Developing for foldable devices: What you need to know
The age of the foldable device is upon us! Or at least it will be very soon, pending a slight delay. Either way, a lot of industry analysts are of the opinion that folding smartphones are the future. That means the apps of the future also need to be foldable. Consumers are clamouring at the bit to get a taste of this new hardware direction. But as for us developers? It’s just one more form factor to target — the Android landscape is becoming even more fragmented! Yay!
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