The Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 now has its own place in the XDA Developers Forums! Meet up with fellow Tab S2 owners and discuss all aspects of the tablet, technical or otherwise (in the correct subforums, of course).
XDA Senior Member Jozinek has posted the system dump of the new Xperia Z5 Compact. The dump is from the firmware 32.0.A.4.11 and has been mirrored to Google Drive and Mega for easier downloading. If this interests you, head on over to the forum thread for download links!
YouTube’s global gaming head, Ryan Wyatt, has recently been talking about the ease in which people want to stream their mobile gameplay to the internet. During the Tokyo Games Show we learn that an upcoming update to the application will bring this new feature to users with a recent version of Android.
Messages for Android Wear has just been released in the Google Play Store, and it comes from the developers who brought us Video for Android Wear and Mail for Android Wear (appfour). This time around they are putting their talent to work to make it quicker and easier for us to respond to and read our text messages from an Android Wear device.
XDA Senior Member JavierAlonso has put together a detailed guide on how to fix the rejects thrown up by PatchROM. For the uninitiated, PatchROM is an open source project from the MIUI team to craft MIUI ROMs using assembler and disassembler techniques.
We recently learned about the possibility of getting Alexa on Fire TV and now Amazon has announced a number of new devices. There’s a new Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 10 tablets, a $50 Amazon Fire tablet and a $100 Kids Edition. The company has even introduced FireOS 5 with this new batch of hardware.
@upleaks just posted an image of what is said to be an upcoming Android smartphone from Lenovo. The really interesting part about this though is that he believes this device is designed (at least in part) by the Motorola team. Lenovo recently told us that Motorola’s hardware team would be designing their future devices and this is rumored to be the first of its kind.
