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Google Plans to Merge Chrome OS and Android for Better Cross-Device Integration

In a recent interview, Sameer Samat, Google’s president of Android ecosystem development, revealed the company’s intention to merge Chrome OS and Android into a single unified platform. Google wants to understand better how users interact with their devices, particularly laptops, and then build cross-device functionality based on real-world usage patterns.

Changes in Android 16 Source Code Spark Rumors That Google Will Shut Down AOSP

Developers of CalyxOS, an Android firmware variant independent of Google services, have raised concerns over Google’s decision to exclude certain components related to Pixel device support from the Android 16 release in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) repository.

Google to Add Enhanced Security Mode to Android 16

Google has unveiled a new security option for the upcoming Android 16 release: Advanced Protection mode . This new enhancement aims at safeguarding devices against targeted attacks, unauthorized access, and potential compromises. The feature combines existing security options with several innovative mechanisms to provide users with an extra layer of protection.

Your Favorite Xiaomi Smartphone Isn’t Made by Xiaomi at All, and That’s Why It Is So Cheap

Many people know that Xiaomi, Honor, Tecno, or Realme don’t actually make phones themselves. But what if I told you they don’t even develop them? Many budget models are only sold under these brands. Other companies handle the entire development and production process from start to finish. These companies remain unknown to most people, but without them, there would be no “top for your money.” Let’s break down what this means and how it happened.

Google Introduces Automatic Reboot Feature for Android Phones

Google is rolling out a new feature in Google Play Services update 25.14, set to release next week, that automatically reboots smartphones after three days of inactivity (no screen unlock). This functionality, inspired by the GrapheneOS Android platform, aims to enhance security by resetting decrypted user data sections to their original, encrypted state. After a reboot, user data remains encrypted until the owner unlocks the device with a password.

Android 15 will let you find even turned off Pixel devices

Android 15 is expected to introduce an innovative feature known as the Powered Off Finding API, enabling users to locate Pixel devices even when they are powered down. However, this advanced functionality will comes with hardware requirements available in Pixel 8 and later. Android 15 is expected to release in October alongside the Pixel 9 series.

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