Android Leftovers
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Kodi Now Has a New Official Android Remote Named Kore
The Kodi media center finally has a new official Android remote name Kore that has been developed by a member of the community.
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Android 5.1 confirmed for Motorola Moto G 4G LTE users on Rogers in Canada: Check for new OTA notifications
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Google I/O happened, Android M and Brillo announced: Linux Wrap
We all expected Android M to be announced at I/O today. The new OS won’t launch officially until Q3 but it has got some nice features we know of which we can look forward too.
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Android M and Lollipop: Google quietly improves password management across devices
Google on Thursday unveiled Android M, a new version of Android that focuses on improving overall user experience. It also packs quite a few interesting new features, including hidden functionality that Google didn’t thoroughly explain.
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Nexus Android 5.1.1 Release: 5 Things We Learned in May
Google’s Android 5.1.1 update has been official since April but it only recently started picking up steam with releases for the Nexus 6, Nexus 5, and Nexus 4. With those updates in mind, we take a look at a few things we learned about Google’s Android 5.1.1 release over the course of the last month.
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Get an Android Development Education With This Nanodegree From Google
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The Clock App From Android M Allows Users To Start Their Week On Saturday, Sunday, Or Monday
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The Updated Google Now Launcher In Android M Has Horizontally Scrollable Folders
The folders in Google's stock Google Now Launcher are currently restricted to just 16 entries (four rows of four). That's going to change very soon. The version of GNL that ships with the Android M preview has folders that automatically paginate when you add more than 16 apps. How many pages can you have? I'm not sure as I have yet to hit the limit.
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With Android Pay, Google gets mobile payments right
Even though Google started the whole mobile payment thing years ago with Google Wallet, it never really took off with the masses. Google's newly announced Android Pay, however, might. Just like Google Wallet, Android Pay lets you simply tap your phone on an NFC terminal to make a purchase, but with a little less hassle -- there's no need to enter in a PIN to enable payments. In addition, Google is also allowing Android Pay to be integrated in apps like Lyft, Grubhub and Wish, so users can easily use that to pay for things. I just used Android Pay here at Google I/O, and I can say this: If it's as easy to use in real life, then I suspect mobile payments are about to be a lot more ubiquitous.
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Google I/O 2015 was all about making better apps
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Android TV's App Selection Will Expand Soon With HBO Go, Twitch, FX Now, VUDU, WWE, And More
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[Android M Feature Spotlight] Multi-window (Well, Kind Of)
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Android L 5.1.1 Lollipop Coming to Samsung Galaxy S3, Note 3, Sony Xperia Z and More!
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10 hidden Android M features Google didn’t discuss in its I/O keynote
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3 Things Google, Inc. Investors Should Know About Android M
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Google Android 5.0 OS update: Rollout officially extends to Micromax Unite 2 smartphones
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Smart Lock Passwords Is Now Going Live On Pre-Android M Devices, Web Interface Is Active Too
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How to import your iTunes music library to your Android device using Google Play Music
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Google I/O To Unleash Major Improvements In Android 6.0 Named Android M
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Android users can now use Periscope
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HBO Now will be available through Android soon
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Google upgrades Android software
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20 best Android apps and games this week
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Google Lets You Opt In To YouTube's New Web UI, No Extension Required
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Five under-the-hood features to look forward to in Android M
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Nexus 5 (2015) Getting Fingerprint Sensor, Android M & More! Release Date, Specs, Features & Rumors Here!
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The best apps to secure or find your lost or stolen Android phone
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How to install Android M developer preview factory image on Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, and Nexus Player
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Android 5.0 and 5.1 Lollipop Update Release Date for HTC One M7, M8; Sony Xperia Z2, Z3
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Google Hides Android Fragmentation With Cute Candy [Ed: How is having multiple versions of the same OS "fragmentation"? They redefine it. Like calling Windows "fragmented".]
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Why Android Pay Will Succeed Where Google Wallet Failed
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Android Wear For iOS Review: iPhone + Moto 360 Without Jailbreak Is Actually Possible, But Not Worth It Yet
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Google Inc: 4 Android Surprises From I/O 2015
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Google I/O 2015: It's all about Android
This was the most Android-centric I/O in recent memory.
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[Android M Feature Spotlight] New Android Recovery Lets You Apply Updates From SD Card, View Recovery Logs, And Mount /System
Chances are that if you're in the recovery interface of your phone, it's because you broke something, need to force an update, and you're just fiddling with things. The stock recovery doesn't have a ton of options, which is why alternatives like ClockworkMod and TWRP exist. Still, the stock recovery in Android M is a little more capable than before.
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