AOSParadox just brought us an early build of Android 6.0 to the OnePlus One and today they bring us another treat. This time we get a beta build of Marshmallow for the 2013 Moto(Falcon). Known bugs for this build include the camera not working and no dual SIM functionality. Everything else seems to work but if you find a bug, be sure you submit the proper logs.
When Google officially introduced the Chromecast Audio and the 2nd generation Chromecast, we were also told that Spotify would work on these two devices. Not only this, but we were told that it would work on the 1st generation models too. Streaming Spotify to the 1st generation Chromecast didn’t work that day, but now that it has been updated, users are saying it works now.
The 128GB model of the Nexus 6P(both in Aluminum and Graphite) is now available directly from Huawei. This largest storage model was only available from the Google Store until today. Buying directly from Huawei means that you won’t get the $50 Google Play credit, but you do have the ability to finance for 12 monthly payments of $57.06.
Google won’t be able to force OEMs and carriers to let users uninstall bloatware that comes on our phones, but in Android 6.0, users will have more control over what data these apps are able to collect. As per the Android 6.0 CDD, pre-installed apps will not be automatically granted access to permissions. So users will be able to choose what type of data bloatware can access.
Over on Xiaomi’s MIUI forums, the company has just announced the global rollout date for its next version, MIUI 7. This will be the official stable build and updates can be received via an OTA notification or they can be found on their MIUI Downloads page.
The Korea Economic Daily is reporting that both LG and Intel have joined together to create an SoC developed on a 14nm FinFET chip. They cite “industry sources” and say the two companies have been in talks toward the start of this year. If true, it seems both Intel and LG have come to an agreement and the results could be very interesting.
Today XDA TV Host TK Reviews the Water-Resistant Arma K1 Bluetooth Speaker from Kmashi. Additionally, we are giving away 10 Kmashi Arma K1s. To learn about the K1 and how to win, check out the video! This speaker is splashproof and dustproof. It runs off batteries and has the ability to charge your device!
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