Samsung’s Galaxy Note eight smartphone joins Galaxy S8 and Razer Android smartphone on the MSFT Store

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as declared in The MSFT Store has started selling a new premium Android smartphone in the US. At $929, the Note eight is currently the generality expensive smartphone you could find on the MSFT Store, and unlike the Galaxy S8 it's not currently on sale ahead of Black Friday. For those of you not familiar with it, the Galaxy Note eight smartphone is Samsung's laanalisis flagship Android phone, featuring a 6.3" edge-to-edge display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor, 6GB of RAM and 64GB of expandable storage. by three Android handDetermines this time obtainable from the US MSFT Store, there going to soon be further Android phones than Windows phones over there. Do you think it makes sense for MSFT to push Android phones on its store, and would you like further high-end models to be available?

Google admits to tracking Android smartphone location data

Google admits to tracking location information of Android smartphone users even with location services turned off

as declared in San Francisco:Android smartphones have reportedly been gathering users' location information and sending it to Google even when the location services were turned off and there was no SIM card in the device. The tech giant has reportedly approved the practice of gathering location data. Android phones have been collecting the addresses of nearby mobile towers — even when location services are disabled — and sending that information back to Google. This makes search engine giant and the unit of Alphabet behind Android to have access to massive amount of information that invades their privacy. Meanwhile, Google's privacy policy does involve the next section on "location information" (below) that states that users of "Google services" may have their location information collected, involving mobile tower data.