Android Leftovers
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If Google wants us to buy PCs running Android, it needs to get serious
Last November, reports started circulating — stemming from a Wall Street Journal article — that Google would kill off its popular Chromebook lineup in favor of making the move entirely to Android by 2017. This maneuver made sense, given the flexibility of Android, something that’s so clearly absent from Google’s other operating system, Chrome OS. It also seemed plausible because of the recently announced, keyboard-equipped Pixel C tablet, which has been available for purchase since mid-December.
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6 tips for mastering navigation on an Android or iOS device
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Samsung Galaxy S6 Marshmallow Release Details
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Samsung Announces New Edge Display Features As Part Of Incoming Marshmallow Build Of Android
Samsung had an unexpected hit on its hands with the Edge display on the GS6 Edge and Edge+, but that was all because of how it looked; there was hardly any additional functionality tied to the curved screen. With the Android 6.0 update (and upcoming Galaxy S7 Edge, I'm sure), Samsung is adding some new features that make the Edge display more worthwhile.
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Instagram’s multi-account feature has a privacy bug on Android
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