The developer preview of Android 11 has received its first update to deliver pattches and fix some of the bugs that came with the first version
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The developer preview of Android 11 has received its first update to deliver pattches and fix some of the bugs that came with the first version
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Those who were hoping to get an early jump on the official Android P build with the Nokia 7 Plus are a little disappointed, but a follow-up should be soon.
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Android P has reached the end of the trialing pipeline and is set to be released within the next several weeks. What will be the treat name?
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Is HTC still the phone maker we know and love? How are iPhone buyers sizing up their phones based on where they come from? And a whole lot more.
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We are nearing release of the next version of Android and this update's a little bit late. But at least we know that the platform is spreading its wings.
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The company insists that the Essential PH-1 will remain on its normal software update schedule through mid-2020, even as the fate of the company is uncertain.
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It's not just about security while internet browsing, but also an iPhone X user interface motif that might get imported to Android P, according to some conspiratorial monitors.
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Android 8.1 will be coming for the gamer's phone starting in mid-to-late April, Razer says. We can't wait, everyone else says.
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Even though it's not named Android Wear anymore, the development of Wear OS is still tied down to the main version of Android.
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The FBI recruited Best Buy employees as an arm of the law, but did it breach citizens' Fourth Amendment rights? That plus Android P and HTC phone feedback on our show!
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The second developer preview will be released at around the time of Google I/O. Even with five scheduled updates in total, Android P is expected to go public in the third quarter.
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Other big points for app makers include a flooding threshold for to encourage the API level support and idle state apps not being able to record device sensor data. Images for Pixel phones are available.
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Last year, the Android O Developer Preview came in on March 21. Reasonable enough to think that P could follow in that trend. There's even more features to spoil in this post.
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When the moon hits your eye like a big pizza WHAT? Code for the "future" has been appended to the AOSP gerrit and it's taking us to the next level.
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The cheese goes on top of the meat patty for the redesigned burger emoji in Android 8.1 Oreo Developer Preview 2, and we can all be at peace again.
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