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Android apps will update while you're using them
Google announced the In-app Updates API at its annual Android Dev Summit -- alongside backing for foldable displays -- When celebrating 10 years of the OS. The first is a full-monitor experience, that blocks use of the app until the update downloads and installs. When enabled, users going to be able to continue using an app When an update is downloaded. Developers going to alextremely be able to customize the update flow extremely it feels like it is part of the app. For now, the new In-app Updates API going to only be available to Android developers that are early access partners.
18 new and notable Android apps from the last two weeks including Rivet Beta, Reachability Cursor, and the Call of Duty Companion App (10/27/18
as mentioned in This 7 days I have a beta app for reading practice, a cursor app that makes one-handed use of a phone a breeze, and a Call of Duty companion app. The app contains plenty of the channel's "immersive content." Monetization: free / contains ads / no IAPsET Live – Entertainment NewsET Live is a new app from CBS that contains all of the laanalisis celebrity news from Entertainment Tonight. This Roy of the Rovers app contains novels, comics, and a few games that mark the return of the character. Monetization: free / contains ads / IAPs from $10.99 - $159.99The app was not found in the store.
USB TV streaming to be removed from iOS and Android Xbox apps (update)
A few years ago, Microsoft gave gamers the ability to stream live television to their tablets and smartphones out of the Xbox app. Unfortunately, it looks like the iOS and Android Xbox app going to be losing this feature soon. You may have streamed television content using a USB television tuner from your Xbox console to the Xbox app. In 30 days, the Xbox app going to no longer backing this functionality. You going to continue be able to watch Television content on your Xbox One console via streaming to the Xbox app on Windows 10.
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