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Spotify finally capitulated and added support for Chromecast streaming recently, but there were a number of caveats. Streaming to the Chromecast Audio required a premium subscription and the first-gen Chromecast wasn’t supported. That second issue won’t be a problem anymore. Reboot your first-gen Chromecast, and Spotify should work just fine. The lack of first-gen support […]
Update 1: 2015/10/28 3:45pm PDT Google launched YouTube Gaming a few weeks back, but you need lots of content to make that service work. Now you can easily record your Android games and upload them to YouTube with the Play Games app (which we spotted in a teardown). However, this feature is only coming to the […]
A number of Android phones can capture RAW photos now, but editing them on Android is tricky. There are a few apps that do it, but they’re clunky or as in the case of Lightroom, cost money. Now Google’s free Snapseed editor has been updated to v2.1 with RAW editing tools. We’ve got the APK on […]
Logitech has been all about keyboards that are designed to handle multiple connections to several different devices for the last couple of years, starting with the (freakin’ awesome) K810. About a year ago, the versatile K480 was released, with its biggest feature being price point — it comes in at just $50. The trade-off, however, is […]
It has been a busy month for Google. Marshmallow was officially released, YouTube finally has the subscription service we’ve been asking for, and some new Nexus phones are shipping. Also on the docket for this month was a new version of the Play services apk. A couple of weeks ago, v8.2.98 began rolling out to […]
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Back in August, we spotted Google’s new Sound Search widget tucked away inside an Android M Developer Preview. There are now two different Sound Search widgets in Marshmallow: one of them is bundled into Google’s Search app and the other is from the dedicated Sound Search app, which has been upgraded to version 1.2.0 with Android 6.0 (on the other […]
STARZ may not have as many subscribers as HBO, but the premium cable network has several popular shows with millions of loyal followers. Today, watching these shows got a little easier for Android TV owners as the STARZ Play Android TV app was added to the Playstore. Unlike HBO’s Android TV launch, the app is […]
Few Android OEMs take their updates as seriously and as extensively as Sony does, and Marshmallow is no exception. Ever since the source code for Android 6.0.0 was released by Google, the company revealed which devices in its portfolio will get it (hint: they go as far back as the Xperia Z2), released AOSP binaries for a slew of […]
Twitter opinions are a dime a dozen. Actually, no, they’re much cheaper than that. People give them out for free. Let something happen, online or off, and someone will take to Twitter to offer their two cents. But that doesn’t stop people from tweeting out questions. Understandably, sometimes you want to get a gauge of how […]
SamMobile has published some very press-quality photos of Samsung’s alleged upcoming 18.4″ tablet today, and while confirming the hugeness of the thing, it looks like we can now confidently say the Galaxy View does indeed run Android. It also has big-ass handle because portability or something. Look at that thing. It’s positively meaty. Handle aside, […]
Facebook is about to put more things in the notification tab of your Android app. Note, that doesn’t mean you’re any more popular. If anything, less so. Facebook will start including notifications based on the people, pages, and locations you’re connected to in this tab. This is a server-side change that’s rolling out to Android and […]
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