Android Leftovers

• Android 10 ported to RISC-V board powered by Alibaba T-Head XuanTie C910 Processor

• Motorola One Macro Android 10 stable update wider rollout begins

• New Nokia Quicksilver with Android 11 and 6 GB RAM appears on Geekbench

• Samsung rolls back Android 11/One UI 3.0 update for the Galaxy S10 lineup

• TCL plans Android 11 update for its 2019 and 2020 TVs but it may bring Google TV

• LG V60 devices on T-Mobile to get Android 11 update tomorrow

• Samsung stops rollout of Android 11-based One UI 3.0 for Galaxy S10 series

• Redmi Note 9 series all set to get Android 11 update

• 18 advanced tips for Android 11

• Nokia ‘Quicksilver’ Listed on Geekbench With Android 11, 6GB of RAM

• Android 12: Release date, features, leaks, rumours, and news

• Android 12 will let you share Wi-Fi passwords with nearby devices

• Android 12 will reportedly feature App Pairs to simplify launching apps in split screen mode

• Mozilla Firefox 85 to Allow Easy Installation of Supported Extensions for Android Users

• The Mi A2 Lite receives another update with the latest Android security patch

• Nuki smart locks drop support for using old Android devices as network hubs

• Android has been ported to a RISC-V board

• Use Android? There may soon be less choice when you want to upgrade your phone

• Five Things To Consider While Streaming On Your Android Device

• Google is changing Android TVs from March: What you should know

• Building a career in the field of Android app development: What's new?

• 9 New & Obscure Android Launchers You Should Try

• The best Android and iOS apps for learning Japanese

• How to Remove Spyware on an Android Phone

• How to transfer everything from your old phone to a new Android phone

Why KubeEdge is my favorite open source project of 2020

I believe edge computing, which "brings computation and data storage closer to the location where it is needed to improve response times and save bandwidth," is the next major phase of technology adoption. The widespread use of mobile devices and wearable gadgets and the availability of free city-wide WiFi in some areas create a lot of data that can provide many advantages if used properly. For example, this data can help people fight crime, learn about nearby activities and events, find the best sale price, avoid traffic, and so on. Gartner says the rapid growth in mobile application adoption requires an edge infrastructure to use the data from these devices to further progress and improve quality of life. Some of the brightest minds are looking for ways to use the rich data generated from our mobile devices. Take the COVID-19 pandemic, for example. Edge computing can gather data that can help fight the spread of the virus. In the future, mobile devices might warn people about the potential for community infection by providing live updates to their devices based on processing and serving data collected from other devices (using artificial intelligence and machine learning).

Solus OS 4.1 Released with Brand New Desktop and Other Improvements

Free and Open-source Solus OS recently released its most significant upgrade to version 4.1 (Fortitude) and now features a brand new desktop experience, updates to its software stacks, and hardware enablement. Solus ships with the latest version, Budgie 10.5.1. It was released in October with improvements to the Budgie Menu, IconTracklist, Budgie Desktop Settings, Workspaces, Window Manager, and Raven.