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Back in August Google released the update to Android 7.0 Nougat. Updates are a slow and painful process on Android, and users are patiently waiting for it. This week we learned more details about the OnePlus Android 7.0 Nougat update. Starting with the OnePlus 3 in November. Android 7.0 Nougat is loaded with new features, improved battery life, multi-window…
As promised, this week Google released another update to Android 7.0 Nougat. As well as Android 7.1 Nougat for the new Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones. This is the latest software release and security update for all new Nexus smartphones and tablets. Along with the Pixel. Here’s what owners need to know. Earlier this year Google made…
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From anywhere in the app, slide open the menu on the left side. You can also tap the three lines in the top left. With the menu open, tap your name and email address—there’s a little arrow beside it. When that menu opens, tap the “Add account” button. From here, just tap the “Google” button….
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The first thing you’ll need to do is jump into the Settings menu. Pull down the notification shade, and hit the cog icon (on stock Android devices, you’ll need to pull the shade a second time before the cog will appear). From there, scroll down until you see “Accounts.” On some devices, it may be…
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Google has taken a page from their own Chrome OS for the new update method. Chromebooks have effectively always worked like this: the update downloads in the background, then prompts the user that a reboot is needed to finish the installation process. One quick reboot later, and the update is complete—no waiting for the update to…
Android is an open operating system, and an open OS is vulnerable to a lot of attacks. There have been malware attacks and security bugs that have plagued the Android world and the newest one to join the army is QuadRooter. Unlike malwares, QuadRooter is an bug that exists in smartphones running on Android and housing Qualcomm Snapdragon chipsets….