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An official Samsung Turkey news portal has stated that the Android Oreo update will be coming to Samsung phones in early 2018. Specifically, the portal stated that work on the pilot model for Android Oreo has begun, and Samsung aims to release the update at the beginning of the new year.
First reported on Twitter by Android Central’s Alex Dobie, multiple people have noticed that when you look at the screen with a gray background, you can see faint outlines of the phone’s navigation buttons on the bottom.
As promised, Google is streamlining online purchases made through Android devices by rolling out Pay with Google.
Today, Samsung and Google announced a partnership to bring Google’s new ARCore framework to Samsung’s line of Galaxy smartphones, uniting the two giants’ augmented reality efforts as the market is starting to really crowd.
The programming language got a serious boost in the developer community when Google officially announced earlier this year, at the Google I/O 2017 conference, that Kotlin will become the first third-party supported programming language for Android apps, besides Java.
With new features, open betas and security updates (for the most part), OnePlus have been showing they were serious in their dedication to updates since they merged their disparate development teams.
Google announced the second-generation Daydream View at today’s Pixel 2 event, where it opened preorders for an October 19th launch at $99.
Designed for parents and pet owners, it’s meant to help you capture candid moments.
Google officially unveiled the Pixel 2 this morning but it was quickly overshadowed by the Pixel 2 XL.
Even though it feels like we’re still processing all of Apple’s latest devices and announcements, it’s time to switch gears and prepare for what’s coming on the other side of of the smartphone divide.
