Android Leftovers
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Android device updates: Verizon readies new software for the Galaxy Note 7, S6, S6 Edge
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DroidOL: Android malware detection based on online machine learning
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(Update: “end of August” – Optus) Android 7.0 release date is August 22 according to Telus
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Two-speed Android update risk: Mobes face months-long wait
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Sony's $499 infotainment system packs Apple Carplay, Android Auto
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LinkedIn Test Butler Aims to Improve UI Testing on Android
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We challenged Samsung and BlackBerry over their Android security claims
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Why Google Needs to Win the Android Case Against Oracle
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Google will end support for Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Google has just announced plans to gradually phase out support for Chrome apps on every platform except for Chrome OS. Starting later this year, new Chrome apps will be available only to Chrome OS users and won't be accessible on Windows, Mac, and Linux. (Existing apps will remain available and can still be updated.) Then, sometime in the second half of 2017, the Chrome Web Store will no longer display Chrome apps at all on those operating systems. And come early 2018, you'll no longer be able to load Chrome apps on Windows, Mac, or Linux at all. Extensions and themes are not at all affected by this change; in fact, they'll soon be given a much larger focus in the Chrome Web Store.
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