Android Leftovers

• The new best web browser for Android

• Android P Will Encourage OEMs to Adopt Stronger Biometric Systems

• Google's AR “Measure” app comes to all ARCore Android phones

• HTC's already having shipping problems with the U12+ [Update]

• Nano Android Wallet Users Advised to Move Funds Due to Security Flaw

• Malicious App Infects 60000 Android Devices – But Still Saves Their Batteries

Ubuntu Is Used All over the World, Reveal Initial Ubuntu 18.04 Desktop Metrics

During the development cycle of Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (Bionic Beaver), Canonical announced that there would be an optional personal and system data collection tool implemented in the operating system to help them improve Ubuntu. Later, closer to the final release, it was revealed that the data collection tool was implemented in an all-new Welcome screen displayed only once after the first boot. The data collected by Canonical to improve the Ubuntu Linux operating system contained information about Ubuntu flavor used and version, users' setups, installed software, network connectivity, OEM manufacturer, CPU family, RAM, disk size, screen resolution, GPU vendor and model, as well as users' location based on the options they choose during the installation.

Red Hat Process Automation 7 Goes Cloud-Native

Business process management (BPM) technology helps organizations with operations management issues and processes. Among the vendors that develop and support BPM technology is Red Hat, which released its Red Hat Process Automation Manager 7 update on June 19. The new release extends the BPM platform to Red Hat's OpenShift Kubernetes container platform. It also adds new dynamic case management capabilities for different types of operational workflows. The core business process automation functionality in Process Automation Manager 7 is based on the open-source jBPM project.

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