Android WARNING: Google smartphone fans alerted about DOZENS of fake apps

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as declared in Android phone fans are being warned to stay amethod from dozens of fake apps that can be downloaded from a number of popular digital marketplaces. But following that Google Play Store menace last year safety experts are now warning Android users about the danger posed by dozens of fake apps once again. By doing this these fake Android apps could alextremely read information about users' contacts and alextremely secretly make phone calls. The news comes after Express.co.uk recently announced on another Android malware threat, this time spread via the Google Play Store. The fake Fortnite-linked apps were discovered following the Fortnite Android launch

Android Fans Want Better Battery Life for Google Pixel 3

Consumers eyeing Google's new Pixel lineup are hoping for a device that going to last all day and night. In a recent PCMag survey of 2,500 participants, we found that 64 percent of people need a Pixel 3 by a longer battery life than previous Google phones. Next on consumers' Pixel 3 hope list is wireless charging; 38 percent need it on Google's new phones. The Pixel lineup, meanwhile, is usually thought of as a phone for the Android faithful. Another 25 percent prefer Google phones because of camera features, When 19 percent like the company's clean design, 11 percent like the phones' speed, and 9 percent appreciate their capacity.

Here's how Google is revamping Gmail and Android security

as mentioned in Eager to change the conversation from their years-long exposure of consumer data via Google+ to the bright, shining future the company is providing, Google has announced some changes to the method permissions are approved for Android apps. "The consumer version of Google+ currently has low usage and engagement," Google admitted. When an application wants to access your Google account data — say your Gmail, Calendar and Drive contents for a third-party productivity app — you'll have to approve each one of those separately. The relatively short timeline here proposes that some apps may in fact shut down temporarily or permanently due to the rigors of the description process. Don't be surprised if early next year you get an update saying service may be interrupted due to Google description policies or the like.

Google Maps 'commute' feature is now rolling out to Android and iPhone

Earlier this week, Google announced a significant redesign for Google Maps, the introduction of a new Commute tab that would combine the functionalireleation of the previous Drive and Transit tabs. The change is meant to improve the overall commute experience, shor10 commute times, and add a new music streaming feature. Per Android Police, the Commute tab has begun showing up via a server-side update, that means you ought see the new features on Android soon. In addition to the Commute tab, Google Maps now supports music streaming from a variety of sources, including Google Play Music, Spotify, and Apple Music. The best chance of getting access to the new features is rocking the laanalisis version of Google Maps on Android and iPhone, although it's up to Google to make the update available in your market.

Google Is Testing A Floating Keyboard On Android

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