Android Leftovers

• Galaxy S9 and S9+ get second Android 10 beta update

• BREAKING: Nokia 7.1 Android 10 update rolls out globally

• The Android 10 update is now rolling out for the Nokia 7.1

• Nokia 7.1 is going up to Android 10, the 7.2 will follow it next month

• Galaxy A30 with Android 10 receives Wi-Fi certification

• Samsung Galaxy S10e also starts receiving stable Android 10 with One UI 2

• Nokia 7.1 begins receiving stable Android 10 update

• Stable Android 10 Coming Soon For Galaxy Note 10, No Beta For Galaxy Fold

• Automatic Call Screening is coming to all Pixel phones on Android 10 'over the coming weeks'

• How to upload files to Google Drive from android: A complete guide

• How to sign or fill out a PDF document on Android

• How to clear suggested searches on Instagram on your Android device

• How to stream Disney Plus on an Android Smart TV

• The secret way to speed up your Android smartphone revealed

• There's a secret way to speed up Android phones

• Antutu: top 10 most powerful Android smartphones for November 2019

• Best car gifts in 2019: Android Auto, Apple CarPlay and dashcams

• Huawei Mate 30 Pro: Reviewers slam Android-free phone for lack of apps

• Fitbit Versa 2 review: The 'Apple Watch' for Android users

• You Can Finally Move Events Between Google Calendars on Android

• QSR Automations and Kitchen Armor Team Up to Offer Android All-in-Ones

• Carrier Services update enables RCS on Verizon, more Android phones

• 9to5Google Daily 354: RCS is rolling out to more Android phones right now

Meet The New Linux Desktop That Offers A Unique Twist On Ubuntu 19.10

Are you a fan of the Cinnamon Desktop used in Linux Mint, but prefer more recent software and the familiarity of the Ubuntu ecosystem? If so, there’s a brand new spin of Ubuntu 19.10 that may interest you. Say hello to Ubuntu Cinnamon (or, as Michael Tunnell from This Week in Linux cleverly dubbed it, “CinnaBuntu”). Ubuntu Cinnamon is a brand new “remix” project that incorporates the Cinnamon Desktop Environment into Ubuntu. It’s not an official “flavor” of Ubuntu, but the developers are hoping that — like Ubuntu Budgie and Ubuntu MATE before it — it’s welcomed by both the community and Canonical to eventually join the ranks of the official Ubuntu family.

Google Releases Chrome 79 for Linux, Windows, and Mac with 51 Security Fixes

Chrome 79 has been in development since earlier this fall and entered beta testing at the end of October, when Google gave us a glimpse of the new features and improvements to come. And now, users can now enjoy all of them if they update their Chrome web browser to version 79.0.3945.79, which is rolling out now to Linux, Windows, and Mac desktop platforms. With Chrome 79, Google brings VR (Virtual Reality) support to the Web with a new API called WebXR Device API, which allows developers to create immersive experiences for smartphones, as well as head-mounted displays. This also paves the way for the development of many other similar emerging technologies, among which we can mention AR (Augmented Reality). Direct:Stable Channel Update for Desktop