Android Leftovers
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Project Treble is super exciting, but custom Android interfaces are here to stay
For the Android enthusiasts among us, Google's announcement of Project Treble felt like a message straight from the heavens. The new system, coming in Android O, lays the groundwork for Android devices to have proper separation between the core of Android and the necessary (and unnecessary) customizations device manufacturers need to apply before sending out software updates. Functionally, it means Google can update its own parts of Android without disturbing the OEM interface on top or the low-level device-specific firmware underneath. Reaction on Twitter and in the comments of our articles took this announcement as a sign that the utopian future of Android updates is finally here.
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Google Pixel 2 Leak Reveals A Powerful Android O Handset
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The case for Android Oreo
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Google Contacts 2.0 released on Android with new UI, lots of tweaks
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