Pixel 2's Fancy Calendar Widget Comes To Your Android Phone, Thanks To 'Another Widget'

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As it stated in This time around, it's the Pixel 2's calendar widget, and it's going around with way of the application Another Widget. Another Widget Brings Pixel two Feature To Android PhonesAs simple as its name, Another Widget does not do anything else however add the Pixel two calendar widget to an Android phone's screen, however it does a great job of replicating the formal feature (as pictured above). It's compatible with devices running Android 4.4 KitKat and later Android versions. In other words, it should work with nearly any Android devices around ever about only 7.8 % of them are on earlier versions, according to October's Android distribution numbers. In other link news, Action Launcher is another application which adds a Pixel two feature to Android phones.

Duo and ViLTE vidimus dial integration with Google Phone, Contacts, and Android Messages is rolling out to Google-supported phones

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Google Duo and ViLTE Integration coming to Phone, Contacts, and Messages applications for Android One, Pixel, and Nexus devices

according to Google Duo and ViLTE Integration coming to Phone, Contacts, and Messages applications for Android One, Pixel, and Nexus devicesGoogle has reported which they are starting to roll out integrated vidimus calling for Android One, Google Pixel, and Google Nexus devices which have the Google dialer app installed. If not, both have to download and set up Google Duo in order to perform a vidimus call. In addition, support for the laanalisis Google Pixel two smartphones is a work in progress. It's nice to see Google get best begain to integaverage further of their newer services into existing Google apps. We're sure to hear further about these features in aftertime Android Package Kit teardowns, though, very hopefully it won't be long before further feature additions make their way to these Google apps.