
Chandraveer Mathur
Technology Writer at Android Police
Tech writer @AndroidPolice | Design engineer | Mechanical keyboard enthusiast | Personal opinions only. I proofread my articles, not my tweets.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Google's Pixel 10 series may debut earlier than usual, potentially in late June. Google is known for being secretive about upcoming hardware but seems to strategically leaks details to build hype. The new Pixel 10 series could be powered by TSMC silicon and launch earlier due, as suggested by recent communication with Pixel Superfans.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Samsung's One UI 8 update improves alarm group management. Users can now easily add existing alarms to groups in One UI 8. The update also brings interactive widgets for grouped alarms on the home screen. We all know that one person who needs multiple consecutive alarms to get the day started, or people who use alarms to assist with punctuality as they go about their business. Although simple, alarms on smartphones aren't as sophisticated as they could be.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Google hasn't given up on a split Quick Settings section in Android, which may become an optional feature soon. Samsung and Xiaomi offer separate notification areas, but Google's stock Android design combines both. Development efforts continue for split Quick Settings, with potential exclusive features for foldable phones, and more details expected in the next QPR release.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Redesigned editing suite in Google Photos features Pixel 9-exclusive tools and powerful AI. Easier album sharing with QR code generation for shared albums has been added too. The biggest AI-powered change in this update is the suggestions for bespoke localized edits within the image. As the stock image management utility on most Android devices still shipping with Google apps, Photos plays a significant role in the daily lives of the shutter-happy and adventurous.
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1 week ago |
androidpolice.com | Chandraveer Mathur
Tasker now uses AI to automate setting up routines and widgets, making the process less manual. AI in Tasker is conversational, allowing users to command the AI using voice prompts, even for refinement. Version 6.5 of Tasker with this AI capability is rolling out now. Automation apps are one of the best things to happen to the Android ecosystem.
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