If you are looking for pro-level image editing tools other than Snapseed for your Android phone or tablet, take a look at Adobe Lightroom, which has now been made free on Android. Signing up for an Adobe ID gets you a limited time trial for photo sync and desktop access, which is optional as the rest of the functionality still remains free.
With the ever-looming threat of password database breaches, more and more users are enabling two-factor authentication for their favorite services to provide an extra layer of security. Apps such as Google Authenticator provide an easy way to obtain two-step verification codes right on your smartphone, and today the app has finally been updated with a new UI based on Material Design as well as bringing support for Android Wear devices.
Google has announced 6.0.1 Marshmallow and this update brings Android up to date with Unicode 8 Emoji icons. Not only that, but we also see some tweaking to the navigation bar for tablets, where the Back and Home keys are in the leftmost section while the Overview button is on the far right. 6.0.1 also brings back the ‘until next alarm’ option for our Do Not Disturb mode.
If you’re having issues with ExFAT after updating your LG G4 to Marshmallow and then rooting it through normal means, then try out these steps by XDA Senior Member nitrous² which make use of systemless root. This works for unlocked bootloaders only, so follow along the thread!
Now that we’ve seen a variety of Nexus devices in 2015, and that we had time to judge each one’s quality, we can begin pondering which OEMs could make a good Nexus for 2016. With all Nexii to date in mind, and considering the context and competition 2016 will bring, which OEM do you think should make a 2016 Nexus? Which kind of Nexus, and why?
The Pixel C has been quite a hush hush affair so far, with Google giving vague timelines and rumors pointing to a release soon. However, the Pixel C has just been spotted on benchmarks with the Tegra X1 scoring 1411 in single-core performance and 4101 in multi-core performance. Other specs gleaned from the benchmarks are 3GB RAM, Android 6.0.1 and 7MP rear camera with a 10.2 inch 2560×1800 display.
XDA Senior Member bigdave79 was able to get Android Pay working on his Nexus 6P with Chainfire’s latest systemless SuperSU root and the Chroma custom ROM. He originally tried this with both Chroma & PureNexus ROMs but so far it has only allowed Android Pay to work with Chroma. With this method, bigdave79 was able to add a credit card and pay at a terminal.
