Mishaal Rahman

5 days ago | androidauthority.com | Mishaal Rahman

Robert Triggs / Android Authority Android 16 will introduce Auracast support for Pixel devices, but it's hidden in the current beta and requires a developer options toggle to enable. This Bluetooth LE Audio feature allows broadcasting or listening to nearby audio streams, benefiting hearing aid users and other compatible devices. Interestingly, this Auracast toggle is also present in the latest Android 15 stable release for capable Pixels, meaning a beta isn't strictly necessary.

5 days ago | androidauthority.com | Mishaal Rahman

Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Android 15's new Linux Terminal app is limited to 4GB of memory, which can be insufficient for developers. A workaround involves increasing the zram size, creating a swap file, and adjusting swappiness to improve memory availability. While not a perfect solution, this method should help reduce crashes due to low memory in the Linux VM. One of the most exciting new features in the second quarterly release of Android 15 is the Linux Terminal app.

1 week ago | xdaforums.com | Mishaal Rahman

Artículo completo de XDA aquí: https://www.xda-developers.com/asus-rog-phone-3-hidden-160hz-refresh-rate-mode/Todo lo que tienes que hacer es ejecutar el siguiente comando ADB en el firmware original:[CÓDIGO]adb shell setprop debug.vendor.asus.fps.eng 1[/CÓDIGO]¡Luego reinicia!Si desea desactivar esto, ejecute[CÓDIGO]adb shell setprop debug.vendor.asus.fps.eng 0[/CÓDIGO]...y reiniciar. Deberías ver la opción de 160 Hz en Ajustes > Pantalla > Frecuencia de actualización.

1 week ago | androidauthority.com | Mishaal Rahman

Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Google is adding expressive new animations to Android for interactions like dismissing notifications and toggling settings. Physics-based notification dismissals, shape-shifting Quick Setting tiles, and a power button 'squeeze' effect are incoming. A waveform appears on the volume slider during playback, and the lock screen clock gets a new tap animation.

2 weeks ago | androidpolice.com | Chethan Rao |Mishaal Rahman

Google may soon let Pixel users turn off their screens with a double-tap gesture, catching up with Samsung and OnePlus. The feature was spotted in Android 16 Beta 4, but is not yet active, suggesting its rollout may be pushed to a future quarterly release. For the time being, users can use third-party apps to enable the double-tap gesture to turn off their Pixel's screen. Google Pixel owners have been able to wake their phone's screen with a double tap gesture for a while now.