With Android P, Google is expanding the beta program to non-Pixel devices.
One of the more interesting announcements to come out of Google I/O 2018 was the fact that the Android P Beta would be making its way to third-party phones. Aside from the Pixels, seven phones from the likes of Nokia, Xiaomi, and Sony are eligible to install the beta build, making it the largest expansion to the Android beta program following its inception a few [Read More…]
Everything you need to get started with the Android SDK, and everything you need to know about installing it.
Most of us will never need to install the Android SDK. The reason why is right in the name — Software Development Kit. It’s built for people writing Android apps who need tools to work with Android from a computer.
But those tools can also be handy for folks wanting to do some more advanced stuff. Stuff like [Read More…]
Google has released the first Android P Developer Preview. Although it’s aimed at app developers, you can manually flash it on your Pixel and Pixel 2 devices. Here’s how to go about it.
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Android Oreo was launched by Google a few months back but still a lot of devices have not yet received the update. Here is how to get the Android Oreo features on your phone even if you don’t have it installed!
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OxygenOS beta builds let you test-drive the latest features before they’re released to the public.
OnePlus has steadily added features to OxygenOS over the years, making it one of the best manufacturer skins around. The simplicity of OxygenOS combined with its extensibility allows both normal users and enthusiasts alike to the platform.
OnePlus rolls out a steady stream of updates to its devices, but if you’re looking to get an early look at the features that are [Read More…]
Install an app for yet another bit of artificial intelligence.
Those who are already invested in the Amazon Echo ecosystem may be looking to continue that experience on their phone — and with the HTC U11, that’s now possible. Using Amazon Alexa on the U11 is nearly the same as using the voice control system on an Echo speaker, and that’s really cool. Here’s how to get it set up.
How to Install Alexa on the HTC [Read More…]
A few hours ago Google started rolling out the July security patch of the Pixels and Nexus phones. The new update is said to bring critical bug fixes, as well as improve overall performance and stability of the devices. It sounds fairly standard, but there’s a problem. Pixel owners have taken to the Google Product […]
India has a thriving local app ecosystem, and you should take advantage of that.
India is now the second-largest smartphone market, only behind China. Mainstream availability of 4G and an influx of affordable handsets has led to a meteoric rise in smartphone adoption in the country, and for millions of users, their phone is the only gateway to the internet. As a result, there’s a thriving app ecosystem in the country.
If you’re traveling to India for [Read More…]
Just go ahead and install all of them. You know, for fun.
Google’s first Daydream headset is finally shipping to people who purchased the first Daydream phone, and are quickly finding it’s not easy to locate the whole list of Daydream apps from the Play Store. While we’ve been having a lot of fun showing you the best free Daydream apps and the Daydream games everyone should have installed, the act of browsing for apps and then [Read More…]
Adding a Deluxe Audio Strap to your Vive is easy, but a little nerve wracking.
HTC’s Deluxe Audio Strap, which as the name suggests adds headphones to the actual headset, is finally available to purchase. If you’re planning on picking on up, there’s a few things you need to know about how to attach this accessory to your Vive without doing any damage to the headset or your new strap. Here’s a quick guide for removing the [Read More…]
