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Google Play Music rolled out a new version of its app several hours ago that seems to bring a big bug in tow: many users are reporting that the app is crashing on launch so they can’t listen to their music or use it at all.
The culprit version is 7.9.4920 and based on the reviews being left on the Play Store, the issue isn’t limited to just a few users.
Latest Google Play Music v7.9.4920 is crashing on launch for a lot of users was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
With Amazon enabling voice calling and messaging on its Echo line-up, the rumor of the Echo also gaining intercom ability that had circulated back in March was bound to come true sooner than later. And it’s now here so all of you multi-Echo households can start, erm, echoing each other from room to room.
In the latest Amazon Alexa app (v2.0.1216.2), you can enable the option by turning on Drop In from your household in your Echo’s settings and making sure your device has a friendly name so that people in other rooms can easily specify which Echo they want to contact you on.
Amazon’s Echo devices now double as in-house intercoms was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The Fitbit Alta may not be the coolest trendy kid on the block — that’s the Alta HR now — but it’s certainly still a good option for all-day activity tracking. It logs your steps, distance, and calories, automatically recognizes your exercise and sleep, and reminds you to move every hour if you’ve been sitting for a while. It comes with a small screen that shows the time, your daily stats, plus call and text and calendar notifications.
[Deal Alert] Fitbit Alta down to $69.99, its lowest price yet on Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
When multi-user support launched for the Google Home back in April, the functionality was made available only in the US with the UK said to be “coming soon” in the next months. Now the wait should be over and multi-user support should be live in the U…
Multi-user feature is rolling out to Brits starting today.
The UK is the second country to get multiple user support in Google Home, following the feature’s rollout in the United States back in April. The update begins rolling out today, allowing Home devices in the country to distinguish between up to six different voices, giving each member of the household access to their own personal data on a Google Home.
To activate multiple user support, simply look for “multi-user is available” in the Google Home smartphone app, and Home will begin the process of learning the ins and outs of each individual’s voice — simple.
From there, each person can trigger Google Home with the “OK Google” wake phrase, and get access to their own playlists, appointments, commutes and other information.
There’s no word on which countries will be getting multi-user support next; Google Home arrived recently in Canada, so that’s a good possibility. Home will be launching in Australia, Germany, Fran…
T-Mobile is launching support for unlicensed spectrum to bolster download speeds in smartphones and tablets on its network.
T-Mobile has announced the first rollout of its unlicensed LTE strategy in the U.S., which lets carriers attach themselves to spectrum in the 5GHz range that is traditionally used for Wi-Fi signals.
T-Mobile is the first national wireless provider to make LTE-U available to customers. LTE-U uses publicly available 5 GHz airwaves to bolster existing LTE capacity and give a speed boost to what is already America’s fastest, most advanced 4G LTE network. T-Mobile LTE-U is live in select locations in Bellevue, WA; Brooklyn, NY; Dearborn, MI; Las Vegas, NV; Richardson, TX; and Simi Valley, CA, with more rolling out later this year.
The idea behind LTE-U is quite simple: the spectrum used by Wi-Fi standards, typically 2.4GHz and 5GHz, are not “controlled” the same way that cellular airwaves are overseen by the FCC, since companies don’t have to purchase access t…
OnePlus CEO talks about the OnePlus 5’s benchmark scores, retail pricing, and lack of water resistance.
OnePlus came under fire last week after it was revealed that the OnePlus 5 was manipulating benchmarks to gain a favorable score on synthetic benchmarking apps like GeekBench. The company’s co-founder Carl Pei responded to the issue, stating that when running a benchmark, the phone “performs the same as when running resource intensive apps.”
Meanwhile, in an interview with The Indian Express, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau took a different approach, noting that effective heat dissipation influences the CPU performance:
If there is heating the performance of the CPU will not reach the maximum. We only try to tap the full potential of the CPU. We don’t even know how to overclock.
For a company that obsesses over specs (you don’t need 8GB RAM on a phone), Lau said that giving customers the best experience is what matters when asked about the lack of a QHD panel on the OnePlus 5:
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It’s late on a Monday night and I finally got around to getting the first app sales post of the week together — it’s a labor of love, so you’re welcome. There are quite a few, as is usual for a Monday, so buckle in.
Here are 45 temporarily free and 61 on-sale apps to start off the week was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
You can now pick up the OnePlus 5 in India.
The OnePlus 5 made its debut in India late last week, and the phone is now up for sale exclusively on Amazon India. The variant with 6GB of RAM and 64GB storage costs ₹32,999 ($510), and the version with 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage is available for ₹37,999 ($590).
Both variants are currently in stock, and if you’re ordering today, you’ll be able to take advantage of several launch day offers. Customers with SBI credit and debit cards get a flat ₹1,500 cashback, and you’ll be eligible to receive ₹500 in credit toward Kindle e-books once you sign in to the Kindle app. You can also get ₹250 as Amazon Pay balance after streaming a video on Amazon’s Prime Video.
OnePlus’ service partner Servify has teamed up with Kotak to offer subsidized 12-month accidental damage insurance for those opening a Kotak 811 account and paying ₹1,000. If you’re a Vodafone subscriber, you can get up to 75GB of free 4G data al…
Quite a few Google apps were given minor version bumps today, but nothing has been all that interesting until it was teardown time for the latest release of the Google Home app. It doesn’t seem to have any changes in the live interface quite yet, but …
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