Android Leftovers
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Android M Teardown—tap-to-wake support, Play Services data backup, and more
The Android M developer preview was posted during I/O, and now that I've actually gotten home and had a full night of sleep, I'm cognizant enough to seriously dig into the system images. Back when I worked at Android Police, I would do "APK Teardowns"—basically decompile the APKs that Google puts out, compare the new version against the old version, and see what new things stick out. Often Google would leave work-in-progress features in the code, I'd find them and write them up. Eventually Google caught on and started leaving Easter Eggs for us to find, and I've been told Google now audits code for unreleased features.
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The Best "Second Screen" App for Android Tablets
Your tablet can be a great productivity tool on its own, but using it as a second screen for your computer makes it even better. For Android tablets, Splashtop is our favorite way to do this. It’s cheap, touch-friendly, and uses Wi-Fi, so you can pick it up and go.
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LG G2 Android 5.1 Lollipop Update: What to Expect
Earlier this year the LG G2 was finally updated to Google’s latest Android 5.0.2 Lollipop update after months of waiting and a few missed deadlines, and now the next major update owners are anxiously awaiting is the LG G2 Android 5.1 update. And while we don’t have any exact release details from LG, here’s what users can expect.
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Android 5.1.1 for the Samsung Galaxy S6 detailed – say hello to lower ISO values, RAW shooting, and other UI tweaks [VIDEO]
We’re anxiously awaiting Android 5.1 on our Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge. To us it’s the real version of Lollipop, the one that fixed bugs and polished things up a bit. While we already know the basic, stock Android 5.1 features headed to the Galaxy S6, the boys at SamMobile are providing a few extra details on what Samsung has in store with their custom software.
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How to run Android apps on your Windows PC with AMIDuOS
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