HTC has listed the devices that will support Android Pay in the United States. The list includes the HTC One M9, One M8, HTC One M7 amongst others, as well as a few more carrier specific variants like the Nexus 9 on T-Mobile and Verizon.
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Continuing on their tradition to opt for releases via MIUI forums instead of press releases, Xiaomi has released a few pictures of the upcoming Mi 4c. The official pics show the phone in white, black, blue and pink color options, while the phone is confirmed by Xiaomi to be powered by Snapdragon 808.
At Google I/O 2015, we learned about a partnership between Google and Udacity to offer an Android Developer Nanodegree with their online courses. The downside to this announcement was the regional limitations that were set in place. Today, though, Google and Udacity have announced that people in India will now be able to take part in those Android Developer Nanodegree courses.
OnePlus has started the roll out process for OxygenOS 2.1.0 (OnePlus 2). The update is quite significant as it adds manual mode for photos, along with RAW support for 3rd party camera apps. There is also screen calibration as well as support for Exchange now built in. The update will gradually roll out for all OnePlus 2 users.
At Apple’s WWDC this year, we learned about a new leasing program that the company was setting up to help make paying full price for a high-end smartphone easier on the consumer. Forbes is reporting that “according to an industry executive”, Samsung is currently planning to offer something very similar to its customers in the United States.
AVG has just recently updated their privacy policy on their website. In this new update, we are told that AVG can take information, including what apps you use, your cookies, your internet searches, your language, the brand of your device (among other things) and sell them to 3rd parties.
XDA Senior Member Chronzy has put together a guide detailing the steps needed to manually install OTA updates on your Moto G 2014. The guide works for almost all users, even if you have root and xposed or are completely stock!
