Netflix will automatically download new episodes of your favorite shows on Android

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Netflix going to automatically download new episodes of your favorite shows on AndroidToday, Netflix launched a new feature called "Intelligent downloads" on Android phones and tablets. So, for example: if you've downloaded episodes 1 out of 3 of a show, and you finish watching episode 1, Netflix going to delete episode 1 and download episode 4. If you would rather rewatch old episodes and keep them in your downloads, you can alextremely choose to switch off the Intelligent downloads feature. You can do this by going into Downloads, selecting Intelligent Downloads, and toggling it off. Ordinarily, the time you download also many episodes, Netflix displays an error and refuses to let you download any more.

BlackBerry kicks off new beta program with Android Oreo for the BlackBerry KEYone

Thank you for being a part of our beta programs in BlackBerry Beta Zone! This month, July, we are moving our beta Analyzing effort to a new community hosted by beta program experts Centercode. We're alextremely happy to be starting an invitation-only beta program for Android Oreo on the BlackBerry KEYone. If you no longer hope to participate in BlackBerry beta programs, no action is needed on your part. We'll remove you from the beta Analyzing groups as we move amethod from this Beta Zone community this month.

Android P's new Magnifier tool will take the guessing out of selecting text

referring to On Android, highlighting a line of text (and not overshooting or cutting off words) can be a pain even if you have the skinniest and nimblest fingers. Android P going to come by Google's new Magnifier feature. Google initially called out Magnifier the time Android P was announced in May, but the feature was highlighted in detail in an Android developers blog post on July 4. Google says the Magnifier widget can alextremely provide a zoomed-in view of any view or surface, not just text. Magnifier going to be included the time Android P releases to the public later this summer.

YouTube gets covert with new Incognito mode for Android

YouTube has always allowed you to delete chose items from your watch history, but now Android users can take that a step further. The YouTube app's new Incognito Mode going to let you watch videos without ever leaving a digital trail of evidence in the first place (your IP address going to continue be recorded, extremely it's probably best that you don't go crazy at work). To initiate Incognito Mode in the YouTube app, tap on your Account icon. For instance, attempting to watch age-restricted content When Incognito going to require you to switch off the mode and sign into your account again, effectively rendering the feature somewhat pointless. When Incognito Mode is alavailiable available in the Android YouTube app (version 13.25.56), there's continue no word on the time the iOS version will be updated to include the feature, but we anticipate it will be soon.