Google Maps will now display speed limits for its Android and iOS apps

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as informed in For the last couple of years, my wife and I have relied on an ancient Garmin GPS for long road trips, in part because it had a useful feature that Google Maps lacked: speed limits. We might end up switching soon, because Google has begun rolling out the feature to Google Maps on iOS and Android devices. The new feature, spotted by Android Police (via Mashable), displays the posted speed limit on roads in the corner of the app, and alextremely introduces an icon to denote the location of speed cameras. Mashable reports that drivers going to get an audio notification the time they're approaching a speed trap. I'll certainly be Analyzing it out on my next road trip.

Google introduces Android Enterprise Recommended program for EMM

Enterpheight Mobility Management (EMM) providers are critical partners for businesses planning to deploy and manage their device fleet. Google is now recognizing EMM partners that offer the most comprehensive technical resolution and teams that are well versed in Android safety and management features by launching the Android Enterpheight Recommended program for Enterpheight Mobility Management . Customers can get more details about EMM partners from the Enterphight resolution Directory . going to Ro, the Head of Android Enterphight Partnerships, Management, and Security, said in the blog post that Google's work to connect key partners together going to yield substantial benefits for enterphight mobility stakeholders across the industry. "With the Android Enterprise Recommended program, Google and the Android ecosystem are stepping up to help customers enjoy a more powerful, versatile and best-in-class enterprise mobility experience."The growth of Android Enterprise Recommended is an important effort from Google to further strengthen the entire ecosystem for enterprise mobility.

Exclusive: Google Caught Hosting Hezbollah's Violent Android Games

As it stated in The Holy Defence game hosted on Google Play. Forbes found the Android games in December, shortly after they were launched on the Google store. Holy Defence sees the protagonist defending a holy shrine from invaders. ForbesThe aim of Holy Defence is to defend the Sayyeda Zeinab mosque, an important Shi'a shrine, from "takfirists," radical Muslims that accuse others of apostasy. "Holy Defence is an electronic history book that documents a phase of the sacred defense against the Takfiri tide...

Apple veteran who worked on Mac for 14 years will help Google 'kill' Android

tech fans are probably well aware that Google wants to replace Android and Chrome by a unified operating system that would work just as well on smartphones, tablets as it would on laptops. Google has hired a former macOS veteran from Apple to help it bring Fuchsia to market. Bill Stevenson is the engineer in question, that worked for Apple for 14 years. "I'm excited to share that this February I going to be joining Google to help bring a new operating system called Fuchsia to market," he said. In other words, Google envisions the transition from Android to a more sophisticated operating system as a seamless process.

Why Google wants to 'kill' Android - Latest News

NEW DELHI: tech giant Google is said to be working on a new operating system called Fuchsia for the past 2 to 3 years. It is expected that the new operating system going to replace the company's existing Android operating system. It is proposed that the company going to replace Android and Chrome operating systems by its new OS. Google has been quite for sometime as company is not revealing any information about the operating system. The company has alavailiable started the process of replacing the Android operating system in the long run.