
Chandraveer Mathur
Technology Writer at Android Police
Tech writer @AndroidPolice | Design engineer | Mechanical keyboard enthusiast Personal opinions, not my employer's. I proofread my articles, not my tweets.
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1 week ago |
xda-developers.com | Chandraveer Mathur
The past few years have been interesting for the PC peripheral market, marked by the resurgence of Hall-Effect (HE) mechanical keyboards. They were popular as workhorses in the 70s, where operational efficiency and reliability were paramount, but they are now a coveted upgrade for PC gamers, especially in the competitive esports realm.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Google is shutting down Assistant on Fitbit in the coming weeks. Users will receive alerts of Assistant service discontinuation on their gadgets. Google may be pushing for Pixel Watch sales by removing Assistant. Smartwatches may not be to everyone's liking, but the best ones running Google's Wear OS are certainly convenient, fusing together basic smartphone apps, fitness tracking, media controls, and other features.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Google is working on a new design update for Material Design 3, claimed to be more expressive. Code evidence hints at a collection of minor theming changes ahead. Multiple such changes expected at the I/O 2025 expo in May. Google caused quite a stir four years ago at its annual developer conclave called I/O, where it unveiled Material You design for Android 12. Although apps and system elements took a year to adapt, this update introduced dynamic theming.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Users are pushing the capabilities of smartwatches by installing games like Asphalt 8 and GTA through PSP emulators. Gaming on smartwatches is not common but possible, with some titles being successfully running using ADB commands. Despite limited processing power, Asphalt 8 runs smoothly on a Galaxy Watch Ultra with gyro control, showing potential for more engaging games.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Google is updating its autofill service UI, including white background icons and launch icons for menu items. The new design improves visual consistency, but some menu items still have system-themed icons, causing conflict. The update is in beta and may change before final release, showing Google's ongoing efforts to modernize its suite of services for Android.
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