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Android 15's First Beta Release is Out: Android 15's first public beta is available to download now, provided you have a Pixel phone. From a report: It's the first consumer-facing release after two developer previews, and while we have a good idea of what to expect from Google's next mobile OS version, we'll certainly hear more at the company's annual developer conference soon enough. The blog post highlighting updates in today's release covers some pretty pedestrian stuff. Apps will scale edge to edge by default and will draw behind translucent system bars on the top and bottom of the screen, rather than around them. There's OS-level support for app archiving and unarchiving so third-party app stores can take advantage of this feature. Android 15 will also provide better support for Braille displays.M Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Android 15's First Beta Release is Out: Android 15's first public beta is available to download now, provided you have a Pixel phone. From a report: It's the first consumer-facing release after two developer previews, and while we have a good idea of what to expect from Google's next mobile OS version, we'll certainly hear more at the company's annual developer conference soon enough. The blog post highlighting updates in today's release covers some pretty pedestrian stuff. Apps will scale edge to edge by default and will draw behind translucent system bars on the top and bottom of the screen, rather than around them. There's OS-level support for app archiving and unarchiving so third-party app stores can take advantage of this feature. Android 15 will also provide better support for Braille displays.M Read more of this story at Slashdot.

Android 15's First Beta Release is Out: Android 15's first public beta is available to download now, provided you have a Pixel phone. From a report: It's the first consumer-facing release after two developer previews, and while we have a good idea of what to expect from Google's next mobile OS version, we'll certainly hear more at the company's annual developer conference soon enough. The blog post highlighting updates in today's release covers some pretty pedestrian stuff. Apps will scale edge to edge by default and will draw behind translucent system bars on the top and bottom of the screen, rather than around them. There's OS-level support for app archiving and unarchiving so third-party app stores can take advantage of this feature. Android 15 will also provide better support for Braille displays.M Read more of this story at Slashdot.

A new feature will be introduced soon for the Google Messages app California: Technology company Google is going to introduce a feature for Android users to edit messages after sending them. This new feature being introduced is a part of the program to add new features to the Android phone. Using this new feature released by Google, users will be able to edit messages sent from Google Messages. However, Google has warned that users will be able to edit the text of a message within 15 minutes of sending it. On the other hand, editing messages is not the only feature being introduced. Apart from this, Google is also going to introduce the Instant Hotspot feature, which will allow you to quickly connect your Android tablet or Chromebook to your phone with a single tap. Apart from this, another update was introduced by Google, using which users will be able to switch devices instantly during Google Meet calls. #feature #introduced #Google #Messages #app

💡Tech Tip of the Day: Ever find your Android phone running slow? An easy go-to solution is to clear up some storage! Over time, our devices accumulate a ton of unnecessary data, which can affect its performance. Here’s how to do it: 1️⃣ Open your settings app 2️⃣ Go to Storage 3️⃣ Click on "Free Up Space" This will remove downloaded files, infrequently used apps, and more. Watch your Android spring back to life! Remember, a clean phone is a speedy phone! 🚀 #TechTip #Android #SoftwareTip #PerformanceBoost 👍

A new feature will be introduced soon for the Google Messages app California: Technology company Google is going to introduce a feature for Android users to edit messages after sending them. This new feature being introduced is a part of the program to add new features to the Android phone. Using this new feature released by Google, users will be able to edit messages sent from Google Messages. However, Google has warned that users will be able to edit the text of a message within 15 minutes of sending it. On the other hand, editing messages is not the only feature being introduced. Apart from this, Google is also going to introduce the Instant Hotspot feature, which will allow you to quickly connect your Android tablet or Chromebook to your phone with a single tap. Apart from this, another update was introduced by Google, using which users will be able to switch devices instantly during Google Meet calls. #feature #introduced #Google #Messages #app

10 Ways to Fix Apps Keep Crashing on Android Devices

10 Ways to Fix Apps Keep Crashing on Android Devices

Reuven Cohen shared a great article breaking down the Rabbit R1 and how it can be cloned as an Android app 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 (Note: Rabbit responded explaining their side) Setting aside the controversy and taking off my AI hat 🔮🎩and thinking through the lens of experience, I’m still interested in new form factors for AI devices. Strong opinion, loosely held (#SOLH) the phone is not the final or perfect device, and the only way we accelerate innovation in AI devices is for companies like Rabbit and Humane to keep experimenting. I believe if Jobs was around he would have cannablized the phone by launching an AI device, by now. I’m a hardcore Apple guy and love how they create experiences, but one experience I’ve come to dislike is Siri. At some level, why I’m so bullish on Humane is that they have a who’s who of Apple experience talent: https://lnkd.in/gXRgyAHA — I’m not counting them out just because an influencer found v1 of the device imperfect. Let’s not forget the iPhone v1 was not great (crappy phone and email; no AppStore.) The same way phone manufacturers, Blackberry and wireless companies didn’t invent the iPhone, the incumbents are not pushing the envelope on the future of devices. I still hear Ballmer’s laugh every time I hear someone complain about Humane and Rabbit https://lnkd.in/gcSJbBHb

How to Transfer Apps to a New Android Device