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The Nexus Player is getting pretty long in the tooth, as it was released in 2014. It’s still supported with software updates though, and was one of the devices to receive Android O Developer Previews earlier this year. However, a nasty bug was discovered close to official release, which caused the Nexus Player to upload a massive amount of data for no apparent reason.
The director of Android TV at Google later confirmed to us that because the problem was discovered so late in development, the fix would arrive with the final Android 8.0 build.
Android 8.0 Oreo finally arrives on Nexus Player was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
When privacy and malware-blocking matter more than ever.
A lot of people want to use their phone to look at online porn. According to Pornhub’s statistics, 72% of their total traffic (SFW Pornhub stats and press blog link) comes from mobile devices. And since Pornhub is listed as the 44th most popular site on the internet, that’s a lot.
We don’t judge here. What we want is for you to get the most out of your phone, whether that be fantasy football or porn. With that in mind, let’s talk about the best Android browser for porn.
Firefox Focus
Firefox Focus is the best Android browser to use to watch pornography on your phone. But best is very subjective here, as it is in all things.
The reasoning behind this pick is that if we’re going to pick one app as best, it has to do two things better than the rest: block potentially malicious ads and leave no trace of what it was used for. By default, most online ad networks and tracking services are blocked when using Focus. The same blocki…
Samsung has a history of releasing Dual-SIM variants of their devices, and the Galaxy Note8 is no exception. Since the phone is so new, availability of the Dual-SIM is limited, and it doesn’t seem to be on sale at all in the United States. But if you want one, you can buy one on eBay for a penny shy of $900.
[Update: $889.99] You can already buy a dual-SIM Note8 on eBay for $899.99 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Carriers are offering free calls, texts and data following Hurricane Maria and the latest Mexican earthquake.
As Hurricane Maria continues to make its way along the East Coast of the United States (after already destroying numerous Carribean islands), AT&T and T-Mobile have announced they will be waiving fees for calls and text messages sent to affected areas, as well as offering unlimited calls, texts and data to customers inside the affected regions. We have not heard if Verizon or Sprint will offer similar service, but we will update this post if and when we receive that news.
At the same time, T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon have released statements saying that customers could make free calls and/or send free text messages to Mexico following yet another deadly earthquake. AT&T also stated that Mexican customers would be able to access free calling, texting and data. Again, we will update this post if Sprint makes a similar offer.
Regardless of service fees, those with …
Apple used to be the leader in tech design that competitors always struggled to keep up with. But does the iPhone X prove that the innovator has become the imitator?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Apple used to be the leader in tech design that competitors always struggled to keep up with. But does the iPhone X prove that the innovator has become the imitator?(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
If you’ve been craving some visual changes on your phone, an update to Google’s Contacts app is rolling out with a few tweaks that are pretty noticeable. This version brings back full-bleed contact photos and adds a quick access bar. There are also a …
This is really good news for Motorola fans.
One of the big questions coming out of Google’s announcement of the Android One Moto X4 coming to Project Fi was what impact this had on the release of a “normal” Motorola version in the U.S. Thankfully, Motorola has confirmed to Android Central that there will be a standard, unlocked, Motorola software version of the Moto X4 hitting the U.S. this year.
That means it would no longer be part of the Android One program, and would offer all of the Motorola-specific features and tweaks so many of us enjoy using. On the other side of the coin, it’s also likely to have more relaxed standards in terms of a commitment to software updates.
It looks like a really nice phone, but it’s probably not worth changing carriers for.
This is a big sigh of relief for those who were intrigued by the idea of the mid-range Moto X4 being a great phone at a reasonable $399 price, but weren’t willing (or able) to switch carriers for it. While the Android One…
Update-woes continue. A recent OTA (OPR6.170623.017) for the Nexus 6P appears to have broken SafetyNet and, subsequently, things like Android Pay. Thankfully, there’s a fix. All you need to do is update to a slightly newer build (OPR6.170623.019), and we’ve even got a link if you’d rather not wait.
The problem was reported on Google’s Product Forums, and just yesterday Google promised to resolve the issue with a corrected OTA.
[Update: Official downloads] The September Oreo update broke SafetyNet and Android Pay for some Nexus 6Ps, but there’s a fix was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
In the wake of natural disasters, it seems like an unofficial race begins between all the US carriers. Which among them will be the first to provide free calls or credits? With the double-whammy of Hurricane Maria and the earthquake in Mexico, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon have all released statements about how customers in affected areas can continue to access service. To make things easy, we’ve put all the statements from each of the carriers together here.
T-Mobile, in a recent blog post, announced that customers in Puerto Rico would get free calls and texts to the US until the 24th as a result of Hurricane Maria, as well as unlimited data should their plan not include it.
US carriers respond to Hurricane Maria and the recent earthquake in Mexico was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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