Android gaming phones have a lot of growing up to do

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As it stated in Android gaming phones have a lot of growing up to do Asus' ROG Phone is riding a wave of renewed interest in building Android gaming devicesGaming and Android have never been bigger. But is there any reason to expect its fate would be any different to all the previous Android gaming phones that alavailiable crashed and burned? The gap between iOS and Android gaming has existed for a long time, and it continue hasn't been closed. Photo by Vlad Savov / The VergeAttempts at justifying iPhone-like pricing for Android gaming devices have extremely far all been failures. Photo by James Bareham / The VergeThe search for a role model for aspiring Android gaming phone manufacturers need not be long.

The best of Google's Android is coming to cheap feature phones – Quartz

About 83% of the world's four billion smartphones run on Google's Android operating system, making it some of the most influential code of our generation. But fewer people are buying smartphones for the first time in a decade, and the market for cheaper feature phones has started to grow again. As a part of the deal, the stripped-down feature phones going to offer Google apps like Assistant, Maps, YouTube, and Google Search. Google Assistant, the company's virtual personal assistant embedded in flagship products like the Pixel phone and Pixelbook laptop, could be a challenge for feature phones by slower processors. There may come a time where smartphones become cheap and ubiquitous enough to supplant feature phones entirely, but until then Google has its bases covered.

Best affordable Android phones you can buy [July 2018]

according to We've seen a lot of big releases in the budget market lately, extremely let's take a look at all of the best affordable Android devices you can buy today. If you're interested in picking up the Nokia 6.1, it's available now from Amazon or Best Buy for $269. Best Android Phones You Can BuyMoto G6/PlayMotorola basically defined what a budget Android phone ought be years ago by the original Moto G. Over the years, that lineup has evolved a lot, but its core remains the same – an awesome Android phone for an affordable price point. Of course, sometimes even less expensive phones are needed, but we've of10 avoided listing those because, well, really cheap Android phones are generally pretty terrible. Alongside that powerful chipset, there's 6GB of RAM, Android Oreo, and a whopping 128GB of storage.

New RAMpage attack affects all Android phones released since 2012 [Update]

RAMpage was discovered by a group of eight academics across 3 different universireleation and the official research paper was published on June 28, 2018. RAMpage targets the ION subsystem in Android that is a memory allocation driver that was first launched by Google alongside Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Because RAMpage targets ION, gadgets that use LPDDR2/3/4 RAM are all impacted. In other words, if your Android phone was launched during or after 2012, it's vulnerable to the attack. Everything you need to know about the RAMpage safety exploit