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Google Camera App is popularly known for its overwhelming and mystical features. Pixel smartphones are blessed to have official support for the Google Camera App with features like Astrophotography mode and more. Google has recently pushed the Google Camera App v7.3 with several new features and enhancements. There are specific bug fixes that improve the overall stability of the app. See More: How to install Gcam 7.0 with Astrophotography mode on Poco F1, Redmi K20, Redmi Note 7, Realme 5 Pro and other devices Despite any official support for Google Camera on different devices, there are several other ways through which users can enjoy the prowess of the camera app. The open-source nature of the Android ecosystem has allowed third-party developers to extend Google Camera for smartphones other than Pixels. Different GCam MODs are available for various popular smartphones. The users can choose between different MODs based on usability. Similarly, developers have unleashed the Gcam 7.3

Image copyright Getty Images Messaging service WhatsApp will no longer work on millions of smartphones from 1 February. Android and iPhone devices which only support outdated operating systems will no longer be able to run the Facebook-owned app. WhatsApp said the move was necessary in order to protect the security of its users. Smartphones using Android 2.3.7 and older, and iPhone iOS 8 or older, are those affected by the update. The operating systems that WhatsApp is dropping support for are legacy operating systems, which are no longer updated or installed on new devices. Most users will simply be able to update their operating systems in order to continue using the messaging service. WhatsApp: Indians among those 'targeted' by spyware Facebook's Sir Nick Clegg criticised over WhatsApp security However, certain devices, such as iPhone 4s, which only support iOS 7, will no longer be compatible with the app. "WhatsApp clearly had no option but to ensure i

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Android 10 update is pushing to devices around the globe which means it’s time to prepare yourself, and your device, for the move from Android Pie. It took awhile, but Samsung’s pulled the highly anticipated Galaxy Note 9 Android 10 update out of beta testing. The update is currently rolling out in a variety of countries including Germany, India, and Turkey. In the United States, the Galaxy Note 9 update is available for devices locked to carrier-locked models on obscure carriers like Xfinity Mobile. This article may contain affiliate links. Click here for more details. We expect the software to hit Note 9 models on popular carriers like AT&T and Verizon in the near future so users on larger U.S. carriers should keep an eye out as we push into the month. Now that the roll out is picking up the pace there are some steps those of you on Android Pie should take before the update arrives. The Galaxy Note 9 Android 10 update is chock full of new features

For many folks out there, the Samsung Galaxy S series isn’t just a family of Android phones — they are synonymous with the entirety of Android itself. Ask around and you’ll likely find someone you know who will refer to any Android device as a “Galaxy,” even if it’s not made by Samsung. That’s how prevalent the Galaxy S series really is. Samsung didn’t make the Galaxy S series the biggest name in Android overnight. It gradually gained steam with the line before it took off with the Samsung Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S4, the latter of which being the best-selling Android phone of all time. Since then, Samsung has refined — and completely obliterated — its formula for Galaxy S phones, but the company’s status as the number one name in Android still holds strong. In 2020, Samsung is poised to take the Galaxy S line to new heights with a new naming scheme, a new ultra-premium variant, and new features with the Galaxy S20 series. Before that happens, we thought we’d go over the history of the

Despite updates to Samsung's roadmap indicating that Android 10 for the Galaxy S9 and S9+ might be further out than expected, the company has just started pushing the latest Android build to first phones from 2018's lineup. In contrast to the Galaxy S10's extremely slow rollout, the update is already live in the US and a few countries in Europe. So far, Reddit users say they've received the update in Germany, Lithuania, Spain, and the US (on Xfinity), but since reports are only starting to trickle in, we might soon see Android 10 in many more locations and across more carriers. The update has the January security patch in tow and comes in at about 1.8GB to 2GB, depending on your device variant. It gives Galaxy S9 owners all the goodies from Android 10, including gesture navigation, dark mode, improved sharing, and much more. Samsung adds some of its own features on top, like a native screen recorder, quick settings changes, and general improvements to animations and

A major update to WhatsApp will see millions of older iPhones and Android devices cut off from the hugely popular messaging app from 1 February. The mass purge follows a similar cull at the end of 2019, when Windows phones lost support for WhatsApp. The Facebook-owned app said it is necessary to block people who are running older versions of the Android or iOS operating systems in order to protect the security of its users. Download the new Independent Premium app Sharing the full story, not just the headlines Download now “Because we no longer actively develop for these operating systems, some features might stop functioning at any time,” a WhatsApp blog post explained. “For the best experience, we recommend you use the latest version of iOS [or Android] available for your phone.” left Created with Sketch. right Created with Sketch. 1/12 Unsend messages You can unsend a message by tapping and holding it, hitting th