Android Leftovers

• Google Parent Firm Settles Shareholders’ Claims Over Sex Pest Execs Including Android Creator

• Lenovo is preparing a budget smartphone with a large battery and Android 10

• Developer boots Android 11 on 22 older devices with a Project Treble GSI

• How to Bring Back the 9-Tile Grid in Android 11's Quick Settings

• How to Take a Screenshot by Tapping the Back of Your Android Phone

• 4 Ways to Transfer Contacts From iPhone to Android

• WireGuard announces a big Android update with Android TV support, more modern code, and API for third-party apps

• Chromebook users reporting a CPU-crushing bug linked to Android apps

Calibre 5.0 Ebook Manager Released with Text Highlighting Support, Dark Mode

Coming almost a year after the Calibre 4.0 series, Calibre 5.0 is here with some major changes. This include the ability to highlight text in the E-book viewer, which is one of the most requested feature for this powerful ebook manager. Users will be able to use colors when highlighting text in ebooks, as well as to use all sorts of text formatting and styles, including strikethrough and underline. In addition, you can even add notes to your highlights. All the highlights will be stored in the respective EPUB file, which makes them easy to share. In addition, you can browse all your highlights in the Calibre library using the Browse annotations tool.

Android Leftovers

• 10 hidden tricks for making the most of Android gestures

• The 20 Best Torrent Apps for Android Device in 2020

• ColorOS 11 is OPPO's chance to lead the way with Android 11

• Android 11 problem breaks multitasking, recent apps screen

• Here's what Android 11's automatically revoked permissions look like once they're triggered

• HMD Global shares, then deletes, Android 11 update roadmap

• Lenovo A8 with Helio P22 and Android 10 passes by GeekBench

• Xiaomi Mi TV Stick review: The wrong Android TV dongle at the wrong time

• Tech Junkie Review – Google Pixel 4a Android on a budget

• Android users urged to delete 17 dangerous apps that can steal your texts and contacts

• PUBG Mobile global version 1.0.4 beta update for Android: APK download link

• Some Google Search Rivals Lose Footing on Android System

• How to back up your Android phone

Compute module and dev kit aim Snapdragon 865 at AR/VR

Lantronix has launched 50 x 29mm “Open-Q 865XR SOM” and $995 dev kit that runs Android 10 on a 15-TOPS NPU equipped Snapdragon 865 with 6GB LPDDR5, 802.11ax, and triple MIPI-CSI interfaces. Intrinsyc, a subsidiary of Lantronix, has introduced an IoT-oriented compute module and development kit based on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 (SXR2130P) SoC. The $445 Open-Q 865XR SOM and $995 Open-Q 865XR SOM Development Kit follow Intrinsyc’s more smartphone-oriented Snapdragon 865 Mobile HDK. The Open-Q 865XR targets imaging intensive embedded applications including Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality (AR/VR) applications in AI machine learning, medical, gaming, logistics and retail sectors.