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It’s 2019 and the slow adoption of Android versions is still one hell of a mess. If you look at Android usage share — Only 10% of Android users are using Android Pie (released on 6th August 2018). 28% of people still use Android Oreo (released on 21st August 2017) and the number is gradually […]
While Apple is preparing to drop the 3D touch feature from its iPhone lineup, starting with the iPhone XR, Google is implementing support for a similar feature called Deep Press in Android Q. Currently, Android features a similar functionality in the form of long-press actions that were introduced in Android Oreo. They don’t need any specific hardware, and the […]
If we talk about the current Android version, it allows the users to uninstall app updates only for the system apps. Not having this functionality for the third-party apps is a big headache when you end up installing a buggy update. There are means to downgrade the app in case you’re using a rooted Android […]