Android TSMC plans to halt chip supplies to Huawei in 2 months

TSMC plans to halt chip supplies to Huawei in 2 months
Google needs to greatly expand Fast Pair functionality
Has OnePlus overhyped the OnePlus Nord?
What change do you personally want in the Android UI?
Realme X3 SuperZoom Review — An Actual Flagship Killer

TSMC plans to halt chip supplies to Huawei in 2 months

Posted: 18 Jul 2020 02:43 PM PDT

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Google needs to greatly expand Fast Pair functionality

Posted: 18 Jul 2020 10:29 AM PDT

Google's Fast Pair technology has been available for some time now. But its availability on the market for true wireless headphones is almost nonexistent.

To my knowledge, the only TWS to take advantage of this are Google Pixelbuds, Microsoft Surface Buds, and Realme Air Buds. I hope the next OnePlus Buds will be on the list.

As you can see It is very insufficient. Google really needs to put more effort into getting the technology featured on all OEM TWS, like Galaxy Buds, Huawei Freebuds, Oppo Enco Free, Xiaomi Airdots, not to mention premiums TWS from Bose, Jabra, Sony and Seinnheiser.
It would also be great if cheap TWS on Amazon could take advantage of it.

At the moment only Android is compatible with Fast Pair. We have recently seen hints that they are working to bring it to Chrome OS, but it shouldn't take that long without showing disrespect to developers.
https://chromeunboxed.com/android-fast-pair-phones-chromebooks-chrome-os/

Android TV and Wear OS should also be able to take advantage of Fast Pair.

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Has OnePlus overhyped the OnePlus Nord?

Posted: 19 Jul 2020 12:33 AM PDT

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What change do you personally want in the Android UI?

Posted: 18 Jul 2020 05:54 AM PDT

Android UI feels pretty incomplete to me. The stock android I mean. It's not that I want more customisation (although enabling more software features would be great). I just don't like the UI. It doesn't feel premium. Not even the pixel one. Like while using an iPhone, the feeling is pretty cosy and visually beautiful, but I don't see the same feeling in android. Xiaomi's MIUI is pretty close to that feeling with better animations and better UI. It even has more features enabled. I guess stock android should learn a few things from the other UIs. If I could change something, I'd make it more welcoming, cosy and minimalistic. Basically visually more handsome. What'd you change?

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Realme X3 SuperZoom Review — An Actual Flagship Killer

Posted: 19 Jul 2020 01:19 AM PDT