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Source: Xiaomi The gorgeous live Super Wallpapers found in Xiaomi’s MIUI 12 interface have finally been ported to other devices, meaning Android owners can get them on their phone or tablet without too much trouble. The port was performed by XDA-Developers Recognized Contributor linuxct, so the APK files should be safe and reliable to run on most devices. With that said, only Android devices running version 8.1 or newer can download and install the live wallpapers. Unfortunately, older models that can’t run at least Android Oreo will be left out of the fun. Editor's Pick 10 best live wallpaper apps for Android! Live wallpapers aren't quite the draw that they used to be. Once fancied as "one of the features Apple products don't have", it's since fallen into obscurity a bit. That isn't to say that live … In order to get the wallpapers, users will need to simply download and install these APK files to their device. Once the APKs are

Android 11 will let you restore a recently closed app with just a swipe    PocketNow

? Anonymous vry 1 hour ago Would they be still dumb enough to push out a curved note? Who writes on a sloping piece of paper in real life anyways? ? Anonymous rX{ 5 hours ago Anonymous, 8 hours ago Samsung makes Apple look reasonably priced haha Agree at least the iPhone 11 pro max dont have the exynos and bugs in software and the worse user experience with low software support D 1565 446 Clyde, 7 hours ago I have my Note 10 for 5 months and now it has Black screen.. It's not reliable at all Press the button on the side and the display turns on. ? Anonymous nfy 5 hours ago geordie81, 7 hours ago stop talking out of you uniformed a * s, the ultra may have problems but there is nothing wron... more Two Android updates, wow. Imagine someone provides like four major OS updates. Oh wait, Apple does that. Samsung can certainly do that too if they cared. ? Anonymous nfy 5 hours ago Duck of death, 8 hours ago Samsung makes Apple look outdated. Bring

Finnish manufacturer, Nokia, released the Nokia 1 Plus smartphone in February last year. This device is one of Nokia’s Android Go phones and it arrived with Android 9 Pie (Go version).  HMD Global recently begun to push Android 10 official version updates to some Nokia phones on a large scale.  Of course, the company did not forget its most entry-level smartphone models. A recent tweet from HMD’s CPO shows that Nokia 1 Plus is now officially receiving the Android 10 (Go Edition) update. Android 10 (Go edition) rollout for Nokia 1 Plus starts today. With so many new features, your phone will feel brand new all over again! Check here for more details and the availability in different countries 👉https://ift.tt/3bTWCk7 #Nokia1Plus @Nokiamobile pic.twitter.com/dmfOhN4jur — Juho Sarvikas (@sarvikas) April 29, 2020 For those who do not know, Android Go is a lightweight version of the regular Android system. Sometimes called Android Go Edition, this system is designed for low-end and

- Advertisement - WhatsApp will let you stay logged on multiple devices, according to clues hidden in the program’s latest beta release. We saw the earliest proof of the feature earlier this season when researchers at WABetaInfo found a line of code that explicitly referred to using the program on more than one device at once. This could be an extremely handy feature if you have both a telephone and a tablet or need to use WhatsApp Internet sometimes, but several beta releases have gone by with no further news — until now. The latest discovery is a new login screen that asks users if they wish to utilize Wi-Fi or cellular data when you’ login on a new apparatus’. Right now, logging to the app on another device means you’re logged from the initial one automatically, so this is an interesting development. Since WABetaInfo notes, it is intriguing that the login screen also states without logging in may be slow, and may utilize a great deal of your data program.” This implies that some

If you own a Pixel smartphone, you are using the Google Phone app every day, this is not new for you. This app comes pre-installed in Pixel and Android One handsets, however, the app has made its way to the Google Play Store and is available for non-Pixel and non-Android One smartphones as well. All non-Android One devices that contain “com.google.android.dialer.support” can download the Google Phone app and use it. Here’s how you do it: First, check if your phone is compatible. The Google Phone app will not work on older Android versions like Lollipop and Kitkat. You need the com.google.android.dialer.support for this to work. According to reports, these are the Android phones it does work on: LG V60 ThinQ, Asus ZenFone 6, Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy Note 10, Poco F1, Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro, Oppo Find X2 Pro, LG V35 and the LG G7. It doesn’t seem to be supported on the new Samsung Galaxy devices like the S20 series or on OnePlus phones yet. Also Read: Google’s Pixel-specific Phone app

If you’re using Android Auto for anything more than listening to music and running navigation apps, you probably noticed that the experience with Google Assistant isn’t always flawless. 176 photos And earlier this year, users started complaining of an issue that caused the Assistant to actually read the incoming text messages in a different language than the one configured on the device. Most often, the whole thing happened in countries where Android Auto isn’t officially supported, and the Assistant ended up reading the incoming languages not in the local language, but in English. Fast forward to today and here’s Google finally providing a workaround, explaining that this is something that’s related to how the Assistant works in the first place. More specifically, it’s because the Assistant in Android Auto doesn’t work in all countries, and this is why it’s suddenly switching to English for no clear reason. On the other hand, if the bug happens on a device in a country wh