according to Android has had device backup and healing backing for many years, including automatic upload and download from Google Drive. One thing that was sorely missing, however, was the ability to initiate manual Android backups to Google Drive. Previously, to trigger a device backup to Google Drive, the device had to be charging and connected to WiFi. Back in August, we announced that Google promised manual Android backups would arrive in a future version of Android. As we noted in August, it was possible to manually trigger Google Drive backups from a command prompt using Android's ADB tool.
Google says Android will natively support 'foldables' to limit fragmentation
Google says me that it's working closely by Samsung on how Android going to develop foldables. That's important because Google has been waging a never-ending battle against fragmentation on Android, and a new form factor is a potential inflection point. extremely for Android apps to backing folding displays, developers need to ensure they're properly implementing this feature. Kamdar says that's alavailiable the case for most of the apps Google makes. The company isn't availiable yet to discuss some of the more fundamental questions, like going to Google create a default home monitor for foldables?
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