Android Leftovers
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Google offers revamped Glass headset to the enterprise: report
Google is reportedly distributing a new version of Glass for use in specialist sectors.
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Silent Circle’s Blackphone 2 to support Android for Work
Earlier this year, Google made it quite clear to help enterprise-segment with its Android for Work initiative for its mobile operating system. Now, the company has finally announced its expansion plans that now includes 40 companies including device manufacturers, application makers and management providers.
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Android for Work Gets Support from Major U.S. Carriers
Earlier this year, we were reporting on one of the biggest security holes ever affecting Android. In fact, PaloAlto networks had found that that security breach affected almost 50 percent of Android devices, making them vulnerable to an attack that can swap out a user's pre-installed app with malware that can round up sensitive data. The fact is, concerns about security and other issues have made some enterprises wary of letting users standardize on Android devices.
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Android Studio 1.3 (Android IDE Developed By Google) Has Been Released
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OnePlus 2 Review Roundup: Solid Android Smartphone And Fantastic Tag Price
The OnePlus 2 will not become available in the U.S. and Europe until Aug. 11, but the first reviews of the Chinese startup's second flagship smartphone are already in, and the verdict is a resounding thumbs up from most people who were lucky enough to be given a preview build.
When it comes to the OnePlus 2's design, reviewers agree that the device has a solid, comfortable build thanks to the textured sandstone panel on the back and the slight convex shape that curves right into the hands, while still evoking that premium feel with the aluminum frame holding up the device.
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