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EU's Android antitrust fine reportedly won't dent Google power
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Are hardware makers doing enough to keep Android phones secure?
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Best affordable Android phones you can buy [April 2018]
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3 useful smartphone tricks you wish you knew before now
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Android's trust problem isn't getting better
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Android Auto Wireless now live for Pixel and Nexus phones, more devices coming soon
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