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Back in 2018, with Android Pie, Google made a big change to how stock Android works — Gesture Navigation. Of course, this was inspired by Apple, who had just unveiled a long-lasting notch and new gesture navigation for its 2018 iPhones. While Google’s actions were seen as a step into the future, its actual implementation […]
Smart Card technology in a mobile SOC (System-On-a-Chip)? This is the newest innovation that Qualcomm, a mainstream ARM SOC vendor is betting on with its soon to be released Snapdragon 855. Dubbed the SPU (Secure Processing Unit), it is designed to enable smartphones and tablets using Snapdragon 855 SOC to reach security-parity with existing Smart […]
The WWDC Keynote happened yesterday, and Apple introduced all the new iOS 13 features in its full glory. Many of these new features are already there on the Android OS made by “the other company” – that’s what Apple likes to call Google. Here, I want to add that some of them actually work better […]
Apple just kicked off its WWDC developer conference by showing off all the new software and hardware it has in store for 2019. We got to see the dark mode on iOS 13, the new Mac Pro, upcoming titles on Apple TV+, and also the new iPadOS. There’s one other thing the company didn’t forget […]
OnePlus has decided to deliver Christmas presents to its users in the form of the latest OxygenOS update. The recently released OxygenOS 9.0.0 brings Android Pie to OnePlus 5 and 5T. After the Chinese smartphone maker company released Android Pie in its Open Beta 20 and 22 updates, it was expected that an OTA update […]
Now that Android 9 Pie is live, the first thing that comes to mind is when our Android device will receive the new Android update. The exciting new features of Android Pie and the new gesture navigation is not something anyone would want to miss. However, given the track record of smartphone manufacturers, latest Android versions have never […]
Now that Android Pie is live, there are way too many exciting features to look up to. While some will get easily identified, few others might get lost or maybe completely forgotten in our daily usage. Like, did you know? You can roll back to the three-button navigation system from the new Android Pie Gesture Navigation. Well […]
Now that Google has officially released Android Pie marking August 6th as the new “Pie” day, we are wondering what will Google call its next Android version: Android Q. In the past, we’ve also prepared a list of Android P names. If things go as planned, Google will release Android Q (10.0) in 2019. And […]