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Motorola is bringing dual rear cameras to the mid-range segment.
It looks like dual rear cameras will be the defining trend this year. We’ve already seen Xiaomi roll out the feature in the Mi 6, and OnePlus is rumored to offer a dual-camera setup in the OnePlus 5. Motorola is jumping on the bandwagon, with the Moto G5S Plus set to become the first phone from the manufacturer to sport two cameras at the back.
Leaked renders by Gear India reveal a desing that’s identical to what we’ve seen yesterday with the Moto G5S, albeit with two cameras at the back. We don’t know if Motorola will resort to a similar implementation as Huawei — offering a monochrome sensor paired with an RGB lens — or if it’ll use the secondary sensor as a telephoto lens like the Mi 6.
The Moto G5S Plus is said to offer a 5.5-inch Full HD display, and an all-metallic chassis that will be available in three color options — grey, gold, and silver. It looks like that blue variant is limited to th…
Without a doubt, Google’s Opinion Rewards app is how I’ve bought most of the apps in my library. For the small price of a few surveys, you can usually get some Play credit tacked onto your account. We’ve had the app here in the States for some time no…
The Wireless Power Consortium was formed in 2008, to promote the Qi wireless charging technology in consumer products. It looks like someone at the WPC has messed up, as the unannounced Galaxy S8 Active has appeared on the site.
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PayPal integration in Android Pay has been a long time coming. We first spotted it in a teardown back in January, and an official announcement came last month. Now the feature appears to be going live, at least for some users.
In addition to the below splash screen that some users are seeing, the page for supported banks and cards has been updated to include PayPal. The page says that any banks or cards that PayPal supports will work with Android Pay, so if your bank/card provider has been slow to adopt Android Pay, this can be a workaround.
PayPal integration in Android Pay is going live was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
PayPal integration in Android Pay has been a long time coming. We first spotted it in a teardown back in January, and an official announcement came last month. Now the feature appears to be going live, at least for some users.
In addition to the below splash screen that some users are seeing, the page for supported banks and cards has been updated to include PayPal. The page says that any banks or cards that PayPal supports will work with Android Pay, so if your bank/card provider has been slow to adopt Android Pay, this can be a workaround.
PayPal integration in Android Pay is going live was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Today Google started rolling out another update to Google Voice, bringing things up to 5.2 The new version of the app brings widgets in three new sizes. It also provides a new setting in the app for the 7-year-old call screening feature. The feature h…
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Page 1 Page 2Welcome to the roundup of the best new Android games that went live in the Play Store or were spotted by us in the previous week or so.
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In the wake of the horrific concert bombing in Manchester, AT&T is offering free calls to the area and will credit any calls or SMS messages made to England from the 22nd to 24th. Virgin Media is making all calls to Manchester landlines in the 0161 prefix area free. Virgin Mobile in the US is also waiving fees, as is Sprint. No word yet from T-Mobile or Verizon, but I wouldn’t be surprised to see them do the same soon.
AT&T, Sprint, and Virgin Mobile are waiving fees for calls and SMS to the UK in response to Manchester attack was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The ability to unlock a device with your face is nothing new – Android had it back in 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. But recently, we’ve seen more complex eye unlocking technology crop up on consumer electronics, such as Windows Hello. The Galaxy Note7 and S8 included something similar, called the Iris Scanner.
Members of the Chaos Computer Club, Europe’s largest association of hackers, claim they have broken the security of the S8’s Iris scanner.
Members of the Chaos Computer Club have cracked the Galaxy S8’s Iris scanner was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Snapchat’s new feature isn’t a killer one, but it will certainly give its existing users another reason to keep using it.
A new Snapchat feature could help you when encouraging your friends to at least install the Snapchat app for the weekend. Snap has introduced custom Stories, which are designed to help friends and family groups collectively snap even the most mundane of events on the fly.
Custom Stories are easy to set up and don’t require that much planning beforehand. Tap the new Create Story icon in the top-right corner of the main Stories screen. Type in a name for the event, and then invite your friends. You can extend the invitation to anyone you’d like to participate in the as-it-happens festivities, regardless of their location. The new feature isn’t geofenced. You can also invite nearby Snapchat users to participate if it’s, say, a public event, like a high school prom or college graduation. Snapchat will create a one-block geofence around your current location.
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