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Samsung Galaxy S8, S8 Plus Oreo build leaked with Dolby Atmos support

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A non-beta Android 8.0 Oreo build for Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus has been leaked The official (but not final) builds add support for Dolby Atmos Both builds are for the Snapdragon variant of Samsung’s flagships We’ve only just received confirmation from Samsung that the Galaxy S8 Oreo beta program  will end on January 15th , but it seems that some lucky users are getting their updates early. An Oreo build for both the  Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus  appeared today on Reddit including all the features you’d expect from  Android 8.0 Oreo , as well as the January Android security patches. It’s worth noting the two build are only compatible with the Snapdragon 835 variant of both of Samsung’s flagships. In addition, while this is almost certainly an official, non-beta build, it is not the final version as it won’t be certified by the Google Play Store. As well as Oreo features like picture-in-picture mode, notification bubbles, and much more, the builds also add

20 Android tips and tricks you shouldn't miss from 2017

Tis the season for kicking back, crankin' up the fireplace, and finding some time-saving new tricks for that pretty slab o' glass in your pocket. Enhanced efficiency is one heck of a holiday treat, after all — and one that keeps paying off for months to come. Hey, productivity matters, and there's never a shortage of fresh Android shortcuts and enhancements just waiting to be embraced. In case you missed any of 'em the first go-round or maybe just didn't have time to try everything out, here are some of my favorite Android tips and tricks from 2017. Pour yourself some cocoa, polish up the ol' Festivus pole, and give yourself the gift of finely tuned technology. Best of all? It's the rare gift that won't cost you a single dime to acquire. 1.  16 time-saving Android shortcuts We'll start things off with a zesty power-shot of powerful shortcuts. They'll save you time and help you get around your phone like a seasoned pro. 2.  8 ways to

Facebook’s Snooze button silences your annoying friends for 30 days

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Honesty time: I have some friends on Facebook whose posts sometimes greatly annoy me. I can unfriend them, which would be the easiest way to rid myself of those posts, or I can “snooze” them, a new feature that Facebook is rolling out today. Originally spotted by back in Sept Techcrunch   ember, the social media juggernaut’s “Snooze” button allows users to mute people, Pages, and Groups for 30 days. This is beneficial if you find someone’s posts very annoying, but do not want to unfriend them for whatever reason. As the outlet points out, Snooze also allow Pages and Groups to retain less-active users that would otherwise unlike a page or leave a group. Once the 30 days are up, Facebook notifies you in case you want to put them to sleep again. At that point, though, you might want to consider unfollowing or unfriending that person. As  TechCrunch  accurately points out, however, the Snooze button arrives at a time when Facebook itself took on the question of whethe

Best of Android 2017: Which camera IS the best?

One of the most important areas for every smartphone is how good its camera is, but there are two ways to judge a camera: by whether it is technically good, or whether it looks good. Often, the most accurate smartphone cameras aren’t the ones that produce pictures that look good, so how do you decide which is the best smartphone camera? For Best of Android 2017, we introduced an all-new method of testing smartphone cameras objectively, but we also wanted to see which smartphone camera looks the best. To do so, we split the camera into two parts. Below we’ll go into which is technically the best, based on all of our data. If you’re interested in which looks the best, check our 10 phone camera shootout post and vote in our poll. What we tested Given that modern photography is digital, objectively assessing image quality should be pretty straightforward, right? Wrong. As recent controversies with scoring objective image data have highlighted, it’s very tough to come up wit

Microsoft Edge has been downloaded over 1 million times on Android

Microsoft surprised folks back in October when the company released its Edge browser for ANDROID. We say “released,” but the app was in preview up until almost two weeks ago. Even so, Microsoft hit an important milestone as Edge officially surpassed one million downloads on Android. We realize how minuscule that number can be when compared to Microsoft’s other offerings on the platform. For example, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive have all surpassed the 100-million-download threshold. Even Microsoft’s Authenticator app, which provides a two-step authentication process for Microsoft products and services, as well as multi-factor authentication for other services, already passed the one-million-download threshold. Even so, Edge’s one million downloads is an impressive feat. For one, it was available in preview form for almost two months before shedding its beta tag not too long ago. Also, thanks to the number of downloads, Edge is the third most-popular free commu

Review of REDMI 4a

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Hello friends, I have been using this phone from last 1 month.I am using Redmi 4a of Rs 7000 .The thing i liked about the phone is low price with more features and a suitable handset in the hands of a common man according to me redmi4a is an excellent phone. When we compare Redmi4a  with other phones in this category this phone has been the best phone in the price range of 6000 to 7000  this phone has got two varieties one with 2gb ram, 16gbrom, and the second variety is 3gb ram and 32gb rom the salient feature is the battery backup. the camera is also pretty good with 13mp rear and 5 mp in front .this phone has got a Snapdragon 425 and it has got a common feature that is quad core processor. I  would suggest  Redmi 4a if  i  am asked about the best phone in the range of 7000.

Huawei Mate 10, Mate 10 Pro With FullView Displays, MobileAI Launched: Price, Specifications

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Huawei  chief executive officer Richard Yu unveiled the company's new flagship smartphones -  Huawei Mate 10 and  Huawei Mate 10 Pro  - as he drew comparison with Apple's iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus. The Mate 10 and Mate 10 Pro feature near-bezel less displays and offer several functionalities that are better than the $999 iPhone X and pretty much everything else on the market, he claimed. Alongside, the  Porsche Design Huawei Mate 10  was also unveiled, which in terms of specifications is identical to the Mate 10 Pro. The Huawei Mate 10 Pro is priced at EUR 699 (roughly Rs. 53,400), and will go on sale from November in Australia, China, Egypt, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, and the UAE as the first wave of launch markets. The Huawei Mate 10 Pro is priced at EUR 799 (roughly Rs. 61,000), and will be made available in the above listed countries from November as well, with some regions in Europe and Africa in addition. As for the