XDA Senior Member virulentt has shared with us his guide on dual booting CyanogenMod 13 and TouchWiz on the Samsung Galaxy S6. All you need is a custom recovery, ROMs based on TouchWiz and CyanogenMod 13 and the dualboot patcher app.
XDA Recognized Contributor DC07, who brought to us the first Android 6.0 Marshmallow ROM for the YU Yunique, is back with another one of his works. This time, it is an unofficial build of TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) for the device, bringing along all the goodies of the popular custom recovery.
The developers behind SoundHound just announced a new platform to help developers add a voice interface to their applications and services. The developers say their platform has an advantage over Google Now by performing speech recognition and understanding simultaneously (which increases the speed), that it understands more compound and complex queries, and that they are making the platform easy to learn and easy to use.
Google has updated the Docs, Sheets and Slides app to provide template options on mobile. Selecting the FAB button now gives an option to choose from the readily available preformatted styles that we see on the web version. The update should go live on the Play Store soon, but you can grab the apk off ApkMirror (Docs, Sheets, Slides).
For a while now, Qualcomm has been debating whether or not to split the company into two separate ones. One would be focused on designing chips while the other would handle all of the licensing for their patents, technology, etc. However, this week, the company made a statement that the current setup offers them the greatest strategic benefits.
Google has announced support for data-only devices on their Project Fi MVNO cellular service. Current subscribers can now order a free data-only SIM card and then you can use it on any device that is compatible with the service. As far as tablets are concerned, Google says the Nexus 7, Nexus 9, Galaxy Tab S, iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 4 will work, but others could too.
