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    June 03, 2021

    Android Google Photos preps for Material You with larger text in the image library

    Google Photos preps for Material You with larger text in the image library

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 07:03 AM PDT

    Android personalized ads opt-out will be more effective - 9to5Google

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 08:36 AM PDT

    Sony Xperia 1 III UNBOXING and Initial REVIEW - World's FIRST 4K 120Hz Smartphone [TechNick]

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 07:30 AM PDT

    Google Play Developer Helpline has started rolling out. A step in the right direction to support android developers?

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 01:31 PM PDT

    Huawei announces list of devices transitioning from Android to HarmonyOS

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 07:01 AM PDT

    The list was announced on their livestream today. It includes the Mate 40 series, P40 series, MatePad Pro, Mate 30 series, P30 series, Mate 20 series, P20 series, the MatePad, Mate 10 series, P10 series, Mate 9 series, Nova 8 series, Nova 7 series, Nova 6 series, Nova S series, the Mediapad M5 and M6 and a couple of other devices like the V and S smart screens.

    The Mate 40 series, P40 series, Mate 30 series and the MatePad Pro will start receiving the update today. Some of the devices will get the update in Q2 and Q3 while others will get them in H1 of next year.

    Edit: Not sure if this applies only to China or is valid for international users. The presentation was in Chinese with an English translation on top.

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    Now that Fuchsia is launched, do you think it will eventually be merge/replace Android, and also extend to desktops, etc?

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 09:24 AM PDT

    I think Fuchsia is an approach similar to what Apple has done with their OSes. Basically iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS all share the same underling operating system. Their core is same afaik.

    Fuchsia might be be reason why Google didn't launch Android for PC till now.

    What are your thoughts on this?

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    [MKBHD] When Smartphones Copy Each Other!

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 06:04 PM PDT

    I lived with the Google-fied future of cars, and it excites me

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 06:34 AM PDT

    Google Pixel 6 Pro Leaks Compilation (And My Assumptions)

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 02:57 PM PDT

    --6.67" QHD+ Curved (Subtly) 120Hz Samsung E4
    (Assuming) Dynamic Amoled LTPO Center-Aligned
    Punchhole Display; HDR10+

    --Refreshingly Bold Design (Giving new identity to Pixel
    Series)

    --Custom 'GS101-Whitechapel' SoC (Designed by Google, Manufactured by Samsung SLSI); 5nm EUV Process; Tri-cluster setup: "Cortex A78 x 2" "Cortex A76 x 2" "Cortex A55 x 4" ; Mali G78 GPU (14 Core); Custom NPU for Accelerated Machine Learning and Faster AI Performance Triple ISP (All the 3 cameras are being used at the same time, Smooth Zoom) Dauntless/ TitanM Security Chip Seperate portion in SoC for Google Assistant to enable "Always on Google Assistant"

     --Google is using tried and tested cores for optimum Performance and Superior Battery Efficiency --I wish they have used the New ARM V9 64 Bit Cores (Cortex X2, Cortex A710, Cortex 510 and Mali G710 GPU) as new A15 Bionic will use ARM V9 Cores, Qualcomm and Exynos will launch new flagship processors with New cores. GS101 will lag behind in terms of Raw Performance.

    --50MP (Samsung Isocell/Sony IMX 8xx- Large Sensor) Primary Wide-Angle Camera with f/1.8 aperture; Dual Pixel/Split Pixel Technology

    12MP IMX555/373 (Assuming) Super Wide-Angle/ Ultrawide Angle Camera with f/2.2 aperture; 120° FOV; 13mm equivalent

    8MP Variable Periscope Camera with 2.5X and 5X optical Zoom (65mm and 120mm equivalent) [I am assuming as Android 12 Promo shows there are 4 toggles in camera app for different lense i.e 0.6x/1x/2.5x/5x)

    --Stereo Speaker (Sadly not front facing) [CS35L45 Audio Amplifier]

    --Audio-Coupled Haptic [CSL40L25 Haptic Driver] Potentially will turn out to be a great experience while gaming

    --Fast Wired Charging (I am assuming 30W); Fast Wireless Charging (Assuming 20W as Android 12 Source code has found 'fan' integration in Pixel Stand, Surely for better heat dissipation)

    --5000 mAh Batery

    --UWB

    Misc: Might Use Qualcomm X65 5G Modem; GG Victus on Front and Rear), Hardware Level Gimbal Stabilisation (Though I think it might well be a software specific feature)

    Camera Software: 1. Improved HDR+ Enhanced Processing 2. Improved Super Resolution (Zoom) Algorithm 3. Improved Semantic Segmentation (Flawless Portraits) 4. Natural processing of Black/Brown Skin Complexion 5. Enhanced Astrophotography (Less time needed)

    Video Improvements: 1. Portrait Video on Both Front and Rear Cameras (Custom NPU -Dual NPU) 2. Real-time HDR+ Enhanced Video Processing 3. Gimbal Based Stabilisation 4. 4K60 + 8K30 (Assuming) Capabilities [Rear Cameras] 5. 4K60 in Front Camera

    Pixel Exclusive Features: 1. In-App Real-time Translation 2. Wallpaper Color Extraction 3. Same Dominating and Complimentary Color across Google Apps 4. Improved Google Recorder 5. Nifty Health Features in Google Fit 6. Redesigned Clutter-Free Photos App 7. Call-Screening available in More Countries 8. Audio-Coupled Haptics

    AND MUCH MORE SOFTWARE WIZARDRY HOPEFULLY!

    TRANSLATION: We might finally get the Google Pixel what Google intended to offer from the beginning. It's better late than never ;)

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    Unihertz Titan Pocket Unboxing & Impressions

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 08:07 AM PDT

    [TIPS & TRICKS] Using removed Facebook features!

    Posted: 03 Jun 2021 02:04 AM PDT

    Hi. Since Facebook usually messes up stuff or removes liked features such as being able to disable in-app sounds in Facebook app or enable dark mode I thought I'd share an easy method how to use them still even after the updates.

    Remove up-to-date Facebook app. Download Facebook version 240 or around that from a safe source like apkmirror. Then install it. You'll be able to disable in-app sounds in the app settings. Download Facebook version 310, install it. It'll update the already installed 240 to 310. Now you can enable dark mode. After these steps you can freely update the Facebook app from play store. The effects will still persist.

    Warning: Since Facebook as of version 320 removed the ability to toggle both of these options, you won't be able to disable them until you uninstall Facebook app and reinstall the version they were present in.

    Explanation: Facebook often modifies, removes or changes various features to fine tune them. Most of time. However, during these periods the developers disable the ability to toggle these features so users won't mess with them or cause issues for the new versions to mess them up. But this means that these features are still very much alive inside the code thus if an user toggled them they'll still be useable even if the option was removed in the following versions of the app. You can experiment by installing previous app versions and check your desired features if they still work after update. I tend to jump version with tens thus installing Facebook version 200-210-220 etc. until I find the feature the devs disabled in the up to date version. Same goes for both Facebook and Messenger app and their lite versions. For example editing images/videos before sending them was also removed in newer Messenger versions.

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    [EXCLUSIVE] OnePlus Nord CE 5G Full Specs Leaked: Snapdragon 750G, 90Hz Refresh Rate and More

    Posted: 02 Jun 2021 10:57 AM PDT
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