Android Leftovers
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No, Google hasn't cancelled Pixel production
Reddit is useful for a lot of things, but it's also very good at fomenting alarm when none is necessary. That became apparent this week after an email to a customer that, three months earlier, had ordered a Google Pixel had it cancelled with a warning that "Google will be ceasing production of their Google Pixel line and we will not be receiving further inventory of this phone. Therefore we will not be able to fulfill your order for the selected product. We apologize on the behalf of TELUS and Google for this inconvenience."
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The RunIQ, New Balance’s first Android Wear smartwatch, is now available
New Balance has released its first Android Wear smartwatch, the RunIQ, which will retail for $299. The fitness-focused watch was designed in partnership with Intel, Google, and Strava, which handled hardware, software, and run tracking, respectively.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 before and after the Android Nougat update: here's what's changed and what's not
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The Google Now launcher for Android may be discontinued soon
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