Android Leftovers
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Superbook wants to give your Android phone laptop superpowers, for $99
Turning your smartphone into a laptop isn’t a new concept. Motorola’s Atrix Lapdock or the Asus PadFone all attempted to show that a smartphone can provide all the computing power you may need. In theory, it’s a brilliant idea, but for one reason or another, it was never a commercial success.
Now, the team behind Andromium OS, an Android-for-desktop project, might just buck this trend with the Superbook.
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Android distribution numbers for July show steady Marshmallow climb
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Android platform distribution numbers updated for July with the biggest gains yet for Marshmallow
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Developer preview 2 of Android Wear 2.0 is out now! Here’s what’s new
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Hangouts for Android v11 finally adds video messaging [Update: And removes merged conversations]
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Google Hangouts on Android can now record and send video
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The better way to track packages with Android
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Google granted more time to answer Android antitrust charges in EU [Ed: Microsoft says it “loves Linux”, but it started this case against Android]
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NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet meets Android 6.0 Professional Audio requirements following Software Upgrade 4.2
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Android Auto comes to Japan today
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Here’s the perfect launcher for your oversized Android phone
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Android 7.0 Nougat update reportedly "coming soon" to the Nexus 9 (and likely other Nexus devices)
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