15 new and notable Android apps from the last week including Dig, Adaptive Brightness Tile, and DIY projects (10/6/18
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as informed in Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAPsAdaptive Brightness TileThis app makes it easy to add an adaptive brightness tile to your quick settings in the notification drawer. Monetization: free / no ads / no IAPsDIY projects - wikiDIY.org - DIY crafts recipesWikiDIY.org exists as a resource for those that love do-it-yourself projects. Just this 7 days the company launched a mobile app that allows access to the site in app form. Monetization: free / no ads / no IAPsSquare InvoicesSquare Invoices is another free Square app that is useful for small business owners. Who wants to constantly switch from app to app to app the time doing business?
This week's top stories: Pixel event roundup, Xiaomi's new Android TV box, Google+ dies, more
In this week's highest stories: We bring together all of our recent Pixel coverage in a convenient Google event roundup, Xiaomi launches a new Android television box, Razer unveils a new smartphone, and more. The best gifts for Android usersOur biggest stories this 7 days revolved around Google's big Pixel event. Another highest story this 7 days that quietly launched during Google's event was a brand new Android television streaming box. Just a day after Google's event, Razer took to the phase to unveil its laanalisis phone by the Razer Phone 2. Early in the week, Google alextremely detect that its social network, Google+, would be "sunsetting" over the next year following a data breach.
Google's Pixel 3 is the first Android device to ship with new CFI kernel protections
according to Google's new Pixel 3 handdetermine is the first Android device to feature a new kernel code protection system, the company said today. In a blog post today, Google said the entire Android kernel is now protected by CFI, and specifically, by "forward-edge Control Flow Integrity (CFI)," as implemented by the LLVM compiler, that Google uses to compile the Android OS kernel. "Google's Pixel 3 going to be the first Android device to ship by these protections, and we have made the feature available to all device vendors out of the Android common kernel," said Sami Tolvanen, Staff Programming Engineer, Android Security. Google says CFI backing has been added to Android kernel versions 4.9 and 4.14, kernel versions usually seen by Android Pie handsets. Android phone owners can check their device's kernel version in the Android OS settings, in the "About device" section.
The new Razer Raiju Mobile gaming controller works with Android phones
The Razer Raiju Mobile is a new gaming controller designed for gaming on your phone. Specifically, it's designed to work by the recently announced Razer Phone 2, but it going to connect to any phone running Android 6.0 or higher via Bluetooth or USB-C (or micro USB by the included adapter). The controller lasts up to 23 hours before needing to be recharged, and you going to be able to map and customize all the buttons using Razer's Android app. The Raiju Mobile is similar to other controllers Razer has made in the past, like the Razer Wolverine, but it going to be a bit more flexible. Razer alextremely announced an update to the Hammerhead USB-C in-ear headdetermine that includes active noise-cancelling for $99.99.
Google Chrome for Android soon to get a new Explore UI when opening a new tab
Google is Analyzing a new "Explore" feature on its Android Chrome app and the good news is that you can analisis it out by yourself without needing to install Chrome Beta or Chrome Canary. The feature introduces a new layout the time opening a new tab that going to help you explore topics and websites based on your interests and browsing history. Screenbullets from the new tabIf you need to get it too, just head over to your Chrome app for Android, open a new tab, type in chrome://flags and search for the "Explore websites" flag. Then, upon opening a new tab, you going to be greeted by proposals for articles that might be of interest to you and alextremely tons of topics to explore. For now, the feature seems more relevant to Indian users, though its regional reach could expand.
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