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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Sunday 18th of August 2019 05:20:31 PM Filed under
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Dark mode for Google Chrome on Android just got a whole lot better
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5 Android apps you shouldn't miss this week! - Android Apps Weekly
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The 6 best Android tablets in the UK
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23 best new Android games released this week including Chessplode, Witcheye, and Beholder 2
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Plan Picks: 20% off Android phones from Boost Mobile (with promo code)
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OnePlus TV announced: Screen size, specifications, price, India launch and availability
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Governments look beyond Android and iOS to secure devices
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Huawei P30 Pro is still the best Android phone you can buy right now and here's why
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Custom Android UI is future of better experiences
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Harmony OS: Huawei's response to Android
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Google’s Android share to increase to 87.1%in 2023: IDC
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Motorola's new Android One smartphone has a GoPro-like camera
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Google and Android Code
Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Sunday 18th of August 2019 07:45:10 AM Filed under
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Google releases source code for I/O 2019 app with Android Q gesture nav, dark theme
The Google I/O companion app for Android often takes advantage of the latest design stylings and OS features. It demoed Android Q’s gesture navigation and dark theme this year, with the company today releasing the I/O 2019 source code.
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Introducing Coil, an open-source Android image loading library backed by Kotlin Coroutines
Yesterday, Colin White, a Senior Android Engineer at Instacart, introduced Coroutine Image Loader (Coil). It is a fast, lightweight, and modern image loading library for Android backed by Kotlin.
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Google open-sources Live Transcribe’s speech engine
Google today open-sourced the speech engine that powers its Android speech recognition transcription tool Live Transcribe. The company hopes doing so will let any developer deliver captions for long-form conversations. The source code is available now on GitHub.
Google released Live Transcribe in February. The tool uses machine learning algorithms to turn audio into real-time captions. Unlike Android’s upcoming Live Caption feature, Live Transcribe is a full-screen experience, uses your smartphone’s microphone (or an external microphone), and relies on the Google Cloud Speech API. Live Transcribe can caption real-time spoken words in over 70 languages and dialects. You can also type back into it — Live Transcribe is really a communication tool. The other main difference: Live Transcribe is available on 1.8 billion Android devices. (When Live Caption arrives later this year, it will only work on select Android Q devices.)
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Saturday 17th of August 2019 05:16:16 PM Filed under-
One of the most anticipated Android flagships of 2019 was just spotted in the wild
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Best phones under £300: Top cheap phones in the UK!
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Best Android Games – August 2019
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Best Android Smartphones of 2019 (August update)
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FaceTime On Android! Is It Even Possible? 7 Best Alternatives 2019
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OnePlus 7/7Pro & 6/6T Android Q update is imminent as Open Beta, hinted by company exec
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Spyware on Your Android? 13 Surefire Ways to Find Out
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10 new and notable Android apps from the last two weeks including Anthem App, AmpliFi Teleport, and Hipcamp Camping App (8/3/19 - 8/17/19)
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Tablo TV Fixes Their Tablo Engine on the Nvidia Shield with Android Pie
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JBL Link Bar Review: A solid soundbar w/ Android TV and a frustrating Assistant
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LG V60: News, Leaks, Release Date, Specs, and Rumors!
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 16th of August 2019 09:09:27 PM Filed under-
Now you can use Android phones, rather than passwords, to log in to Google*
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5 things Huawei HarmonyOS needs to do to beat Android
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Asus ZenFone 6 review: a neat flipping camera, but the battery life is better
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JioTV app for Android gets Dark Mode, UI improvements with new update
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Jio TV for Android gets Dark Mode: Here's how to enable Dark Mode on the Jio's live TV app
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Source code for Google I/O 2019 Android app shared on GitHub
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Dark theme pops up in another place for Android users
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Comment: Android’s fragmentation also happens to be its core strength [Video]
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 16th of August 2019 04:10:55 PM Filed under-
Huawei needs Android rival to succeed where Samsung, Microsoft failed
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Nokia to support first Android phones for another year
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Google Chrome update brings Android-like media controls, automatic clicks, more
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OPPO reveals ColorOS 6 (Android Pie) beta testing dates in India
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The state of Android Pie updates on the eve of Android Q: the best and worst brands
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Is The iOS Platform Better Than Android When It Comes To Supporting Mobile Games?
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The best black-and-white photo apps for iOS and Android
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Best Android tablets in the UK: Make the switch in 2019
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iPhone holes and Android malware – how to keep your phone safe
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8 million Android users tricked into downloading 85 adware apps from Google Play
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Misfit Vapour X – Wear OS, AMOLED Display with Snapdragon 3100
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Friday 16th of August 2019 08:29:13 AM Filed under-
Android Enterprise lists Huawei Nova 5T, reveals key specs
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There's A Trick To Speeding Up Your Android Phone
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How to transfer files from Android to macOS
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Android smartphone users are getting one of the biggest WhatsApp security feature: Here's how it works
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Dangerous New Android Trojan Hides From Malware Researchers And Taunts Them On Twitter
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Here’s When the Huawei Mate 20, Honor 20, and Honor View 20 Will Receive Android Q
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Jio TV for Android Gets Updated With a Dark Mode, UI Improvements
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 15th of August 2019 10:24:29 PM Filed under-
Galaxy Note 10 vs. Galaxy S10: Which should you buy?
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Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto: Which cars have it and which ones are getting it?
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EMUI 10 Beta (Android Q) schedule announced for more Huawei devices
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Xiaomi Mi A3 w/ Android One will launch in India on August 21st
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Top 9 Best Android Photo Editing Apps – 2019
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 15th of August 2019 04:18:59 PM Filed under-
Google Maps on Android and iPhone has received its greatest feature in years
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Free VPN apps pose a privacy risk on both Android and iOS
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Sony's New CarPlay and Android Auto Receiver Has a Giant 9-inch Screen
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Motorola One Zoom, One Pro leak w/ quad cameras, light-up logo, Alexa or Android One
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Bring Android Auto and CarPlay to your vehicle with Sony's massive 9-inch touch display
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LG G7 Android Pie update rolls out for Google Fi & US unlocked models
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Xiaomi Mi A3 review: A safe bet
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Testing Android smartphones has made my iPhone feel old and slow
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Turning the Nintendo Switch into Android's best gaming hardware
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[Update: Timeline for more devices] Huawei announces EMUI 10 based on Android Q, P30 series getting beta on September 8
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Motorola One Pro is also coming, will be Android One version of One Zoom without Amazon Alexa
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Thursday 15th of August 2019 05:32:04 AM Filed under-
Best affordable phones that won't let you down on performance
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Underrated smartphone apps you didn’t know you needed
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Reddit's official Android app now supports Android Q's dark mode toggle
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Google releases source code for I/O 2019 app with Android Q gesture nav, dark theme
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Google Android OS Archives
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Android TV Desperately Needs A Cheap 'Made by Google' Stick
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Notice Any High Battery Drain Recently? This Android Bug Is At Fault
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Millions of Android phones at risk of shipping with malware pre-installed
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Are you an Android user? If so, you need to know about this new malware
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Official Android 9.0 Pie update starts rolling out for US unlocked LG G7 ThinQ
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Gigaset GX290 is a rugged phone with pure Android and 6,200mAh battery
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Android Leftovers
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Wednesday 14th of August 2019 08:11:32 PM Filed under-
Xiaomi MIUI 10: Redmi 6, 6A get Android Pie
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LG G7 ThinQ finally gets Android Pie update in India
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Android Warning: Devious Malware Found Inside 34 Apps Already Installed By 100M+ Users
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How Android Antivirus Apps Allegedly Pose More Risk Than Protection
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A New Android Malware Called ‘Cerberus’ is Available for Renting
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How to fix the Android bug that’s been killing your phone’s battery
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2 Android Q features we still haven't seen in action
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Reddit now supports Android Q’s system-wide dark theme toggle
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2 ways to turn on dark mode in Android Q
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CloudBees Accelerator Now Offers Cloud Bursting and Android Q Build Acceleration: Two More Ways to Get Products to Market in Minutes Instead of Hours
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The Motorola One Zoom Won't Be An Android One Smartphone
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Android Q Beta 6: Top new features from the final Q Preview [Video]
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Ecosia Opts Out Of Google's Search Engine Auction For Android
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'PUBG Mobile' 0.14.0 Has Finally Gone Live on iOS and Android Adding the New Character System, Infection Mode and Map, and a Lot More
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10 Best Terrarium TV Alternatives for Android
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Dish AirTV Mini Android TV Dongle Review
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OnePlus reveals the name of its upcoming Android TV
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7 Best Call Recorder Apps For Android (2019) You Should Use
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New types of android ransomware
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Huawei needs its Android rival to succeed where Samsung and Microsoft failed
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Will the new iPhone borrow an Android feature to save money?
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Chrome OS 76 released to stable with Android-style media controls, virtual desktop support, and more
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Biometrics used by Android in a move away from passwords
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Nokia promises an extra year of quarterly security updates for its first Android phones
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Android Auto users have been reporting a crashing issue for months w/ no fix yet
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Zebra Technologies introduces L10 Android tablet
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KDE Frameworks 5.61, Applications 19.08 in FreeBSD
Recent releases were KDE Frameworks 5.61 and KDE Applications 19.08. These have both landed in the official FreeBSD ports tree, after Tobias did most of the work and I pushed the big red button.
Your FreeBSD machine will need to be following current ports – not the quarterly release branches, since we don’t backport to those.
All the modern bits have arrived, maintaining the KDE-FreeBSD team’s commitment to up-to-date software for the FreeBSD desktop. The one thing we’re currently lagging on is Qt 5.13. There’s a FreeBSD problem report tracking that update.
| Dev branch moving towards Qt 6
As you know, Qt 5.14 will be branched pretty soon. After that I would expect that most new development work would start to be aimed towards Qt 6. As it looks right now, 5.15 will be a smaller release where we polish what we have in 5.14, and prepare some things for Qt 6.
To reflect that and help us all understand that the development focus is now towards Qt 6, I would like to propose that dev becomes the Qt 6 branch after we branched away 5.14 (and we merge wip/qt6 back into dev). We can then either create a 5.15 branch at the same time, or slightly later, once 5.14 has stabilised a bit more (e.g. after the beta or RC).
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