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Find You Way (Beta) is a brand new city explorer designed to help you get used to a new city. Using Google Places this Beta version uses Rings (or Halos) to let you know theres a place off-screen. Places are also grouped…
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The Nokia 7 Plus costs almost twice as much as the Redmi Note 5 Pro. It’s time to find out if it’s twice as good.
The Nokia 7 Plus represents a lot of firsts for HMD Global: it is the first phone from the manufacturer to feature an 18:9 panel, the first to offer the Snapdragon 660 chipset in India, and the first mid-ranger from the manufacturer to make its way to global markets.
There’s clearly a lot of excitement around the Nokia 7 Plus, and for good reason. The phone is one of the best devices available today for $400, and the camera is particularly good.
The Redmi Note 5 Pro is no slouch either. The phone is notable for being the first in the world to feature the Snapdragon 636, and it is similarly feature-rich in other areas as well. Best of all, it is an absolute bargain for ₹13,999 ($210).
The Nokia 7 Plus is all about delivering a clean and uncluttered user interface by way of Android One, and the Redmi Note 5 Pro focuses on customizability with the latest iteration …
Phones these days are getting increasing amounts of internal storage as standard, but it’s always nice to have more space. SanDisk’s 256GB Ultra USB Type-C/USB-A dual drive has dropped to just $64.99, a far cry from the ~$95 it started at. If you need…
Phones these days are getting increasing amounts of internal storage as standard, but it’s always nice to have more space. SanDisk’s 256GB Ultra USB Type-C/USB-A dual drive has dropped to just $64.99, a far cry from the ~$95 it started at. If you need…
Android’s look is polished enough thanks to the Material Design concept, so I think Google should focus instead on internal improvements in the future. Here’s why.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Back in February, some commits to the Chromium codebase revealed that Chrome OS would soon run Linux applications using a container. While it has been possible for years to run Linux applications on top of Chrome OS using crouton, it’s a hacky solution that only works in Developer Mode. Google’s solution would presumably work better, and perhaps not require Dev Mode to be enabled.
More evidence of this feature has appeared in the Chrome OS Dev channel, as reported by several Reddit users.
Terminal app appears in Chome OS Dev, hints at future Linux container support was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Pokémon Go, the smash hit AR game that got us all outside, is still going strong with fresh updates in 2018. And we still have new hints! In our ultimate Pokémon Go tips and tricks guide, we explain how you can catch more Pokémon, make use of your commute, save battery and more.
(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Google’s Backup & Sync desktop app, formerly known as the Google Drive client, has received several major updates lately. It added advanced file syncing controls in December, and NAS support in February. Google has now released another update, with the major change being a fix for syncing High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF/HEIC) pictures.
At some point in the past, backed up HEIF images stopped being visible in Google Photos – they could only be located in Drive.
Google Backup & Sync now works again with HEIF images was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Project Fi occasionally offers significant discounts on its (small) collection of available devices. The Moto X4 dropped to $250 in February, and Fi had a BOGO deal for the phone earlier this month (which is still active). If you’re in the market for …
Apple’s new 2018 version of the iPad poses a question: what can Android do to compete in the tablet universe? Powerful performance and a sophisticated app ecosystem might be a good way to start. In our review, the new iPad proves to be the perfect all-…
Earlier this week it was revealed that Google was planning to “pause” development on its Allo messaging service, reassigning those resources to Android Messages and RCS—which is apparently also being called “Chat” by Google. The company remains ostensibly committed to the Allo platform as a whole, but Google’s graveyard is littered with dead messaging services. Some of them are even still being used in the absence of further improvements, like Hangouts.
Weekend Poll: Are you using any Google messaging apps like Allo, Hangouts, or Android Messages? was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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