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The format of Android build numbers has been the same for years, but it’s changing in Android 8.0. The first non-preview version of Oreo just rolled out with the new format, which is a big departure. Rather than being three letters followed by three other characters, it’s split into three blocks of numbers and letters separated by periods. It looks confusing at first, but you actually get more information from it.
Build numbers for Oreo and later will have the following format.
Google changed the build number format in Oreo—here’s how to read it was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The Xperia X is an upper-mid range (is that even a thing?) phone from Sony, which arrived in the United States about a year ago. It was pretty expensive for the specifications when it was released, priced at $549 in the US. But since then, it has continued to drop in price, and now you can get it for $214.99 from Amazon and B&H – the lowest price we’ve seen yet.
[Deal Alert] Sony Xperia X is $214.99 at B&H and Amazon was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
After months of our hopes that Android O’s final name would be Oreo, Google has finally satisfied all of our hopes and dreams and named it after one of Nabisco’s most famous treats. The unveiling might have only lasted for a few minutes, but in the la…
Google just can’t seem to get its act together with Google Drive. You may recall back in March that Google Drive for Windows automatically updated to ‘Backup and Sync,’ which broke syncing in the process. That was an unfinished version of the new Goog…
At launch, the LG Watch Sport cost a whopping $399.99, putting it on the higher end of the Android Wear market. In fairness, it did pack a lot of features, but $400 is still a hard pill to swallow for a smartwatch. But now, you can get a brand new Wat…
The HTC U11 is a pretty good phone, and certainly an improvement over the earlier U Ultra. HTC previously announced that the phone would recieve an update enabling 1080p 60FPS recording, and now the time has come.
The #HTCU11 keeps getting better: 60 FPS video recording support will be rolling out over the next couple of months to devices everywhere. pic.twitter.com/uKzHXWD8EJ
— HTC (@htc) August 7, 2017
HTC said on Twitter that the system update will be rolling out, “over the next couple of months to devices everywhere.” That’s quite a while to wait, but you can probably thank carriers for that.
HTC rolling out 1080p 60FPS video recording to the U11 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Yesterday was a busy day with the official announcement of Android Oreo and our sun playing a short game of peekaboo behind the moon. Yesterday also saw the release of a brand new version of the Google app to the beta channel. After a bit of digging, …
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With the official arrival of Android 8.0, or Android Oreo, will it be able to eclipse the leap in performance compared to its predecessors?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Google and Nabisco have made limited edition Android Oreos.
You know what tastes better than new software? New software and cookies. To that end, Google and Nabisco have teamed up to make some Oreo cookies with the Android logo inscribed on top. There’s also a green filling inside to match the green of the Bugdroid logo. I haven’t heard anyone mention what flavor the filling is, but I’d guess it would be mint.
According to Ausdroid, this was apparently only for the Oreo launch event. When Android 4.4 KitKat was released, Google and Nestlé printed special wrappers for KitKat bars, though the bars themselves were unchanged. There was also some delicious looking ice cream at the Oreo launch event, and it’s making me hungry for some Sonic.
Found this on my desk this afternoon. Just ate it. Hope it wasn’t limited edition. pic.twitter.com/JjUH26PjeJ— Dave Burke (@davey_burke) August 21, 2017
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