Tag: Android

WhatsApp always debuts changes, either iterative or major, on the beta channel and that is why it is a good ...

The latest Android distribution figures from Google show that Android Nougat has made a few steps forward and is now ...

Maybe we are being pranked.

  Themes are not new in the market as we have custom themes on our smartphones or previously on social ...

We are not sure when everybody will get it.

Some people have, who are using the latest alpha of the Google app, are reporting that it enables Google Assistant ...

Marshmallow's rise continues unabated.

  One thing that sucks in today's world is the slow update of emojis on all platforms after they are ...

The newest version of Android that we have currently is 7.1 Nougat and it added support for sending GIFs directly ...

As more of the world discovers the joy of consuming content like television shows and movies on demand, the demand ...

8 months after it was first previewed.

According to the latest Google’s monthly Android platform distribution numbers, only 0.7% of all Android devices run on the latest iteration ...

Waiting...

Is yours included?

The beauty of android is that you will never ran out of variety, and this extends from just the software ...

There's a way to fix this. It's called "releasing timely updates" but that's probably not happening, sigh!

Android 2.2.x bites the dust.

Following in WhatsApp's footsteps.

Check out the iTel S11 which enters the competitive budget priced segment of the Kenyan market with a bevy of ...

Saving webpages for offline use is now available on the latest Chrome for Android release.

Thanks to emerging markets.

Time to go.

Those not in Korea will have to wait for a bit longer, though.

Fragmentation is still the keyword here. No surprises.

Chrome or...

Twitter has made some changes on the Android App by adding a new tab dedicated for trending topics

Prisma has updated the Android app with the ability to make paintings off your photos when offline

WhatsApp for Android beta officially supports GIFs, a feature that was discovered in the changelog 4 months ago

The deal is too good. We can't wait to hear more from Google.

Google is amplifying its efforts to address the many issues that users of its products and services in less-developed countries ...

Prepare to be confused.

Privacy concerns? What privacy?

This could be a game changer.

Nothing new but lots of enhancements to please the eyes.

After 4 years, it may be the end of the road for Google Now as we know it.