Redmi Go is now official: This is Xiaomi’s Android Go phone

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As it stated in The Redmi Go has been the subject of leaks already, but Xiaomi has now made it official. Xiaomi announced the phone on Twitter earlier today, posting a picture that seems to confirm the design shared by leaker Ishan Agarwal last week. Android Go and Google's drive for cheap Android phones have no doubt helped …It seems like you're essentially getting a Xiaomi Redmi 2 by a few tweaks. But the Redmi 2 differs by using an older quad-core chipdetermine (Snapdragon 410), a 2,200mAh battery and a 2MP selfie camera. Probably the biggest Redmi Go mystery is the price tag, as Xiaomi is well-known for offering incredible price for money.

ActionDash works great for visualizing the time you waste on your Android phone

Google showed off Digital Wellbeing multi months ago as one of the most compelling new features in Android 9.0. If you're like me and can't wait to kick your monitor addiction to the curb, you'll need to check out ActionDash. After running it for a few days, I've found it useful for visualizing how much time I waste on social networks. ActionDash logs the time you've spent using apps on your phone, and displays that data in easy graphs and charts. Digital Wellbeing does the same thing – but being a system app, it has the added capability of restricting access to apps that you specify.

This security flaw allows hackers to take over an Android phone with an image

as mentioned in Some may get their updates months later, And worse, some Android gadgets may not even get newer updates at all! Critical Android PNG image hack puts you at riskA critical Android safety flaw was recently revealed, and it's a big one. The bug was discovered in phones running Android 7.0 (Nougat) out of Android 9.0 (Pie) and was publicly disclosed in Google's Android safety Bulletin dated Feb. 4. And finally, the time the February 2019 Android safety update becomes available to your device, apply it as recently as you can! How to update your Android gadgetWhenever there's a security patch available, Android gadgets normally update themselves automatically.