Android Leftovers

• Key Android Auto Feature Working Once Again After Major Samsung Update

• You can now use Google’s brand-new emoji, thanks to Android 11 Beta 3

• OnePlus teases its Android 11 update w/ always-on display, new dark mode, ‘major UI change’

• How to enable the Bubbles feature on the Messages app in Android 11

• Mi TV Stick With Full-HD Streaming, Android TV 9 Launched in India, First Sale on August 7

• How to organize photos and screenshots on your Android phone

• Millions of Android Phones Are at Risk Due to "Achilles" Flaw in Qualcomm Chips

• 40 percent of world’s Android phones at risk of hacking due to Qualcomm vulnerability

• Twitter finds security vulnerability in Android app

Android Leftovers

• 8 signs that suggest your Android smartphone is ‘hacked’

• The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ delivers iPad Pro-level hardware—but Android (or DeX) is no iPadOS

• Shinco SO43AS, SO50QBT, SO55QBT Smart TV Models With Android, Up to 4K Resolution Launched in India

• Android just got a long-overdue security upgrade — here's how it works

• Twitter Disclosed an Android Security Bug That May Allow Hackers to Access Users Direct Messages

• Your Qualcomm chip-based Android phone might be at risk, thanks to new vulnerability

• 9to5Google Daily 497: Android 11 Beta 3 arrives w/ new Easter Egg, Samsung to now provide 3 years of OS updates, plus more

AMD Radeon Software for Linux 20.30 Released with Support for Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS

AMD Radeon Software for Linux 20.30 is now available with full support for the recently released Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS (Focal Fossa) operating system, as well as for the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop and Server 15 Service Pack 2 (SP 2). Radeon Software for Linux 20.30 now supports a total of eight distribution releases, including Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS, Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS, CentOS 7.8, CentOS 8.2, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.8, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2, SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 15 SP2, and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 SP2. If you’re using any of these systems on your computer(s) powered by an AMD Radeon graphics card supported by the AMD Radeon Software for Linux, you should update the drivers to version 20.30 as soon as possible.

Deepin Linux Gets V20 (1000) Update With New Rules For Version Number

It has been over four months since the beta release of Deepin 20 and we’re still waiting for its stable version. Now with the latest system update, Deepin 20 series has a new release, but with a new rule for the system version number. Instead of using the previous point version number scheme, Deepin Linux will now comply with the unified naming specification. Under the scheme, any new release or system update from Deepin will use the major version number plus (minor version number), such as 20 (1000), 20 (1010), and so on.