Android Leftovers
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Fiat Chrysler, Google Team Up For Android-Based Car Infotainment System
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Google, Fiat Chrysler To Showcase Android 7.0 Nougat-Powered Uconnect At CES 2017
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Android 7.1.1 Nougat arrives on the Sony Xperia X as part of the latest Concept update
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Android tops 2016 vuln list, with 523 bugs [Ed: Can’t compare FOSS to proprietary on number of bugs; Microsoft hides/lies.]
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Android was the most vulnerable operating system of 2016
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Qualcomm accidentally reveals the Asus ZenFone AR, the newest Tango phone
This is definitely an "Oops" moment for Qualcomm. The chipset manufacturer accidentally leaked/revealed the newest Asus device ahead of the CES announcement. While new devices are sometimes worth getting excited about, this one is actually special: the ZenFone AR, as it is named, will be the second phone with Tango built in. Qualcomm noted in its now removed blog post that the ZenFone AR will use the Snapdragon 821 SoC and that the new phone would also be Daydream-ready. Of course, this would be the first device to run both of Google's augmented and virtual reality platforms.
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