There have been reports that some users are seeing a new feature in the Google Play Store called Review Highlights. It seems like Google is parsing reviews and looking for common words. As you can see in the image, the word ‘useful’ has appeared in 2,761 review for this particular app so they highlight it and then give an example review that it was used in.
Most of Qualcomm’s yearly profits are generated by patent licensing fees and it looks like the company could face fines and legal action in South Korea. South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission claims that Qualcomm has violated local competition law when it comes to how they license some of their technology. They are requesting that Qualcomm be fined and demanding they change its practices.
In an effort to expand and grow its mobile payment solution, Samsung Pay, Samsung supposedly plans to produce a host of mid-range and low-range devices sporting relatively high-end hardware in the form of biometric fingerprint sensors, enabling consumers of those sectors of the market to utilize the incredibly efficient NFC and MST mobile payment methods.
Soon after meeting the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing has announced the Chinese OEM’s commitment to the “Make in India” initiative. Speaking at the Lenovo Innovation Showcase in New Delhi, Yang stated that Lenovo would begin smartphone manufacturing in India, and additionally, go on to invest in R&D as well, spurred on by the Prime Minister’s vision for Digital India.
Marshmallow has been out on the Nexus 6P for some time, and recently, TK has done a how to a root and TWRP installation video. The one thing that we have been missing is the Xposed Installer, actually the Xposed Framework.
So today TK is going to walk you through the process of installing that on your Nexus 6P. This is XDA Xposed Mods.
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The Google Play Store team is apparently sending out e-mails to every developer with an app on the Play Store announcing their expansion of the “ad-supported” label originally required only for apps in the “Designed for Families” program. By January 11, 2016, each developer must sign in to their Play Developer Console and declare whether or not their app contains advertisements of any kind if they wish to continue distributing updates.
Google has just announced that the API 23 SDK for Android Wear is now available for developers to download and test their apps on. In this new SDK, devs will have access to new features like Marshmallow’s new runtime permissions, the ability to adds sounds to your Android Wear app, Intel x86 support, an updated emulator and more.
