Android Leftovers

• The best new features in Android 11

• realme UI 2.0 (Android 11) will be officially unveiled on September 2

• Sony Xperia 5 II May Get Android 11 As Soon As It Launches

• Chat Bubbles in Android 11: How to use it?

• AT&T rolling out Android 10 update to the LG Stylo 5+

• AT&T's Galaxy Tab S5e finally gets Android 10 update

• How to Block Internet Access For Specific Apps in Android

• How to Find Files You Downloaded on Android

• How to spoof your location for Pokémon GO on Android

• Top 25 best horror games for Android

• Best Calculator Apps for Android and iPhone

• China's Huawei to launch HarmonyOS, its rival to Google Android, on smartphones next year

• Gboard is about to get a new look on Android

• Malware equipped with data stealing capabilities reported targeting Android mobile devices: Dhotre

• [Update: Sept. 18] Android September security update/patch 2020 tracker for all major OEMs and carriers worldwide

• Android users told to be on high alert after Cerberus banking Trojan leaks to the dark web

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 review: The best premium Android tablet for most people

Edge AI box powers up with Jetson AGX Xavier

Neousys’ compact “NRU-120S” edge AI box runs on a Jetson AGX Xavier and provides 4x screw-lockable PoE+ GbE, 2x hot-swap SATA trays, 3x USB, 2x DP, isolated CAN and DIO, and M.2 and mini-PCIe slots. Neousys has introduced a variety of Intel-based edge AI systems with PCIe slots that support Nvidia graphics cards, such as the Coffee Lake based Nuvo-7166GC. Now it has announced a rugged NRU-120S AI box that taps Nvidia’s high-end, Linux-powered Jetson AGX Xavier module. The rugged, fanless system supports intelligent video analytics, NVR, and other deep-learning vision applications in industrial inspection, smart agriculture, and automated warehouse operations.

The 10 Best New Features in GNOME 3.38

Gnome 3.38 is released. This new version with the codename “Orbis” brings along a lot more new features and improvements. This post will look at some of these features that you should expect. Even though this powerful Desktop Environment includes all the features we will look at, their availability may differ from one distribution to another. The downstream packaging process mainly causes that. Some of these features might be renamed, relocated, or omitted for later versions of the particular distro. Since Ubuntu 20.04 is an LTS release, you can’t install the Gnome 3.38 here. If you are in dire need to test this new release, you can download the ISO file for GNOME 3.38 BETA and use it as a virtual machine. Alternatively, you can wait for the release of Ubuntu 20.10 in October as it is meant to ship with this new GNOME release.