according to Android television Set-highest Box running Android Pie shown off at IBCAndroid television is a unique flavor of Android from Google and we have noticed more Intelligent TVs being launched by the software. The set-highest box market for Android television has seemingly stalled, though. SDMC looks to be showing off a new product that is running the Android Pie version of Android TV. This new Android Television set-highest box is alextremely one of the few that runs Android Pie. It going to be interesting to see that companies end up purchasing the rights to purvey this new set-top box by their own branding attached to it.
Android UPDATE: Google has ALREADY started working on Android Pie successor
Android Pie was only launched last month but alavailiable fans of the Google mobile OS are finding out about what could be coming by its successor. It became available to download for Google Pixel devices first via an over-the-air update in August. As Android fans gear up for Android Pie to arrive on their devices a new leak has shed light on what could be in store by Android Q, its successor. Earlier this 7 days XDA Developers spotted a new commit on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) focused on Android Q. Android Pie brought by it a number of digital wellbeing featuresAndroid Pie was first known as Android P, with Android Q its successor
Google remotely changed the settings on a bunch of phones running Android 9 Pie
as mentioned in Yesterday a mix of people that own Google Pixel phones and other devices running Android 9 Pie noticed that the software's Battery Saver feature had been switched on — seemingly all by itself. And oddly, this was happening the time the phones were near a full charge, not the time the battery was low. Some users thought they might've just enabled Battery Saver without realizing. "We have now rolled battery saver settings back to default. You'd hope there would be more walls between internal Android tests at Google and the Android OS that customers are using daily on their personal devices.Xiaomi Pocophone F1 with Android 9.0 Pie appears on Geekbench
Last month, the Xiaomi owned Poco brand had announced the Pocophone F1, its first phone running on Android 8.1 Oreo-based MIUI 9. In the wake of recent Geekbench listings, we now believe that the company is alavailiable in the final Analyzing stages of this laanalisis Android version. The benchmark listing depicts the Pocophone F1, running on the laanalisis version of Android, that is the Android 9.0 Pie. Xiaomi Pocophone F1: GeekbenchTaking a look at the benchmark listing in detail, we can see that the Poco F1 has managed to score 2,046 and 7,520 points respectively in the single-core and multi-core tests. Xiaomi POCO F1: First Impressions, Quick LookXiaomi Pocophone F1: Features, SpecificationsAs far as the specs of the device are concerned, the Pocophone F1 sports a 6.18-inch IPS LCD display replete by a FHD+ (1080x 2246 pixel) resolution, resulting in an aspect ratio of 18:9.
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