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Google Ups Their Security Ante If you’ve ever been interested in learning more about cyber-security (and are also interested in Android’s) then there’s never been a more enticing offer on the table. This week Google has officially announced a new top reward for being able to pinpoint a security flaw in the operating system. Are you hooked yet? Well, here’s …
Pixel 4 Leaks Become Floodgates Over the past few years leaks of new phones have become a commonplace trend. It almost has to happen nowadays in order for anticipation to build up. But the Pixel 4 is shattering this trend. Almost every other day it seems a new leak is springing up. Let’s look at some of the recent unveilings: …
The Inside Scoop on Internal App Sharing Testing your apps is a crucial component in a successful release. Every time you issue updates to your app you run the risk of introducing bugs that can ruin a user’s experience. We do what we can with unit and UI tests to check and limit these bugs, but some still manage to slip …
Android Quits on Q Well, Android Q has officially been named. At least, the next version of Android has been named. In a shocking turn of events Google has decided to move away from its tradition of naming the OS after desserts. Instead of any Q-esque dessert, Android 10 has been announced. After 10 years of dessert names, it’s all …
Android Q Swipes Into Beta 6 Android Q has been out since March steadily progressing through its betas. This week Q hit its last step in the refinement process with the release of the final beta 6. The official release is “a few weeks away” at this point, but if you’re interested in exploring Q early there’s no better time …