The latest offering of Google’s Android, Android 7.0 Nougat was rolled out on August 22 earlier this year. This latest Nougat update comes with many new features including bug fixes and visible improvements such as improved battery saver mode, new Quick Settings controls, security updates, plenty of new exciting Emojis and the most anticipated feature i.e multi-window support.
On 4th October 2016 at Google’s “Made by Google” event, the company showcased how the search engine giant, which is generally associated with software, is now turning into crafting its own hardware devices. It was evident from the event that in coming year, more and more Android-powered devices will be seen with Google branding on the back. As to base the foundation of its future hardware world, Google has finally launched the long awaited two Pure Google Smartphones named Pixel and Pixel XL. As expected, the Pixel Smartphones will be available in two sizes, the standard 5-inch (having a 441ppi) and the 5.5-inch Pixel XL (with 534ppi). Both are encased with Gorilla Glass 4.
The most popular instant messaging software, WhatsApp is directed by the Delhi High Court to delete the data and information of users who stopped using the app before September 25, when its renewed privacy policy comes into effect.
On 4th October 2016, when Google will reveal its Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL Smartphones, there will certain thing that you won’t find in the Google’s latest offering. This includes vanilla Android experience, Nexus brand name, and much more. Recent leaks of Pixel uncovered almost everything which one likes to know about the new Google phones. While certain things are going to be omitted from Pixel, there are certain things that will be added in it. And, it seems one of the additions is in its software part.
This not only imply to Pixel Smartphone. In fact, it seems that Google has given up on Google Now and Google Now on Tap feature. In its latest version, you can see that “Google Now cards” have been renamed as “Feed,” and “Now on Tap” as “Screen search.”
After the recent release of end-to-end encrypted video calling application Google Duo, today Google launched Allo.
Allo is a mobile-only messaging application available for Android and iOS devices. But does Allo have what it needs to beat competition from other already popular messaging applications – Facebook and WhatsApp?
Well, we can say “Yes” as Allo’s main feature is a Google assistant which is inbuilt right in.
How secure is your system? Do you have IT security secured from each edge? Numerous organizations may not believe they’re the goal, but rather breaks and assaults are turning out to be increasingly regular. Also, they can happen, regularly with pulverizing results. From people to little new companies to big business associations, system security ought to dependably be a top need for anybody. Security dangers are continually changing, and information security needs to advance along it.
