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- You can watch Google ATAP’s entire Google I/O 2016 session here [VIDEO]
- Allo doesn’t offer default end-to-end encryption setting because it would disable Google Assistant
- LG Pay’s ‘White Card’ will reportedly use both magnetic strip and IC Chip for added security
- Top 10 Android Stories of the Week (May 20th)
- Project Soli uses radar to bring hand gestures to devices
- Official: Project Ara launching next year, is a little less modular than we hoped [VIDEO]
- Google ATAP announces Levi’s jacket with touch-sensitive fabric, launches in beta later this year [VIDEO]
- Samsung announces the 6GB RAM chip that might be in the Galaxy Note 6
- Xiaomi’s first drone is landing May 25th
- Mobile Roar 137: Google Home, Allo & Duo, Android N, and more!
- The LG G5 might be USB Type-C spec-compliant after all
- Google’s self-driving car could use adhesive to keep people from being thrown in pedestrian accidents
- CEO of OnePlus says the OnePlus 3 feels nice and water is wet
- Download This: DinnerTime Plus gives you parental control for your kids’ devices
- Google releases Material Design guidelines for Android Wear 2.0
You can watch Google ATAP’s entire Google I/O 2016 session here [VIDEO] Posted: 20 May 2016 05:51 PM PDT Google ATAP's entire Google I/O session is now available for streaming on YouTube. Announcements include Project Ara (modular smartphone), Jacquard (touch-sensitive fabric), Solis (radar-enabled electronics), and Spotlight Stories (immersive 3D storytelling). If you have some time kill, it's worth a watch. |
Allo doesn’t offer default end-to-end encryption setting because it would disable Google Assistant Posted: 20 May 2016 04:13 PM PDT Allo wont offer a default encryption setting because it'd kill Google Assistant functionality in the app. For users concerned with privacy, Allo's Incognito Mode is the way to go. |
LG Pay’s ‘White Card’ will reportedly use both magnetic strip and IC Chip for added security Posted: 20 May 2016 02:47 PM PDT LG Pay is expected to launch this summer and it's now being said that the manufacturer's physical "White Card" will reportedly feature an IC Chip for added security. |
Top 10 Android Stories of the Week (May 20th) Posted: 20 May 2016 02:00 PM PDT EarlyBird – News for Android brings you ALL of the Android news you crave and lets users decide what matters. Here are the 10 Top Android for the week of May 20th. |
Project Soli uses radar to bring hand gestures to devices Posted: 20 May 2016 12:38 PM PDT The folks at Google ATAP are doing it again. ATAP is responsible for some of the crazier things you've seen from Google in the past. ATAP shoots for the moon, and their latest shot includes interacting with devices through radar. |
Official: Project Ara launching next year, is a little less modular than we hoped [VIDEO] Posted: 20 May 2016 12:03 PM PDT After months of (concerning) silence, Google ATAP is finally ready to break their silence on Project Ara — Google's modular smartphone project. Turns out, there's been a lot of changes since we saw it last, with a phone more geared toward "fun" than the hardcore techie. |
Posted: 20 May 2016 11:07 AM PDT Google ATAP's Project Jacquard just announced a Levi's Commuter jacket that allows you to interact with your phone using a touch-sensitive sleeve. Launches in beta this fall, wide release Spring 2017. |
Samsung announces the 6GB RAM chip that might be in the Galaxy Note 6 Posted: 20 May 2016 10:42 AM PDT Rumor has it the Samsung Galaxy Note 6 is going to have 6GB of RAM. If Samsung had any hope of combating those rumors to save their big surprise, then they've wiped it all away with this announcement. |
Xiaomi’s first drone is landing May 25th Posted: 20 May 2016 09:36 AM PDT Xiaomi is readying an announcement of their first drone. Xiaomi -- who has shown a great deal of diversity over the years -- is planning to reveal it May 25th. |
Mobile Roar 137: Google Home, Allo & Duo, Android N, and more! Posted: 20 May 2016 08:51 AM PDT This week is ALL about Google I/O! We're talking about Google Home, Google Assistant, the two confusing messaging apps (Allo and Duo), Android N updates, and much more! This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
The LG G5 might be USB Type-C spec-compliant after all Posted: 20 May 2016 08:06 AM PDT Benson Leung's infamous shun of the HTC 10 and LG G5 to any USB Type-C purists had a lot of people stepping back from their plans to purchase the devices, but at least one of these phones may find its way back into the good graces of the community. The LG G5 is supposedly USB Type-C spec-compliant, after all. |
Posted: 20 May 2016 07:04 AM PDT Google has filed for an interesting patent related to vehicles, something we imagine the company is primarily seeking for their self-driving car efforts. The patent details a system that uses adhesive on the front parts of a car that will keep a pedestrian in place if they are crashed into. |
CEO of OnePlus says the OnePlus 3 feels nice and water is wet Posted: 20 May 2016 06:38 AM PDT The OnePlus 3 hype machine is getting warmed up. The device was rumored to launch on May 18th, but obviously they missed that deadline. OnePlus hasn't shared much information about this device, which is unusual for them. |
Download This: DinnerTime Plus gives you parental control for your kids’ devices Posted: 20 May 2016 06:14 AM PDT DinnerTIme Plus is a parental control app which allows you to choose when your kids can use their device and which apps are off limits. You can even lock your kids out of their devices at dinner time with a single push of a button. |
Google releases Material Design guidelines for Android Wear 2.0 Posted: 20 May 2016 06:11 AM PDT Calling all devs -- as Google has done for Android apps on phones and tablets, the company has released a guideline document for building Material Design user interfaces on Android Wear. |
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