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Good news for all OnePlus 6 users as the first Android 9.0 Pie open beta is now available for download for the smartphone. Meanwhile, to upgrade to this new (beta) operating system, you are required to download a ROM package and flash it on your OnePlus 6 device. It is, however, important to note that that if you install this beta update, you won’t be able to get any other update from OnePlus unless you flash another ROM on your phone. If you feel you can handle that then here is a list of things you would enjoy with the Android 9.0 Pie beta build: Features Update system to Android 9.0 Pie Brand new UI for Android P; New Android P gesture navigation; Other new features and system improvements. Integrated OnePlus customization features Supported accent color customization; New Do Not Disturb mode with adjustable settings; New Gaming Mode 3.0; Added text notification mode; Added notification for 3rd party calls. As usual with beta versions, there are bound to be some bu...

HMD Global has announced the list of Nokia-branded smartphones that will receive the new Android 9 Pie update. Infact, the Finnish company has decided that this latest operating system will be available for all Nokia devices. So if you own any Android handset that is launched by HMD Global, then you should leap for joy as you'll soon get the new Android update. Although there is no set time yet, the company has assured customers that no matter the kind of HMD-produced device that they use, they will still get the update. Incase you're confused, HMD Global is the producer of new generation of Nokia-branded smartphones, feature phones and tablets. Here is a list of the Nokia phones that are expected to get the Android 9 Pie update: Nokia 1 Nokia 2 Nokia 2.1 Nokia 3 Nokia 3.1 Nokia 5 Nokia 5.1 Nokia 6 Nokia 6.1 Nokia 6.1 Plus Nokia 7 Nokia 7 Plus Nokia 8 Nokia 8 Sirocco Nokia X6 and Nokia X5. From the list, Nokia 7 Plus is expected to get the update first...

To many people, copy and paste seems to be a very challenging task, especially to some so-called “bloggers.” Well, how about an easier way to do it? A lot of Android users finds it difficult to copy and paste with their devices, especially when using a phone and not a larger tablet. Normally, to copy a text on an Android device, you need to long press the word after which a call-up kafe that reads “copy, search, or select all” pops up. The text that is long pressed is now highlighted in blue with two blue dots by the side, then you’ll drag the blue dots over what you want to copy. I know you know all these though, I'm just reminding you of how “difficult” it is. However, the upcoming Android P is set to change things a little: Expected to be fully released in the summer, Android P has a new feature called the Magnifier . It is almost similar to the previous way to copy text, but in this case, there is a circular ball floating above the blue dot as you drag it around so tha...

Another beta version of the Android P has being released by Google - making it the third one. And along with the release of this beta operating system, the tech giant also announced that the coming of the full Android P version is drawing nearer and set to be released sometime in the summer. What does the Beta 3 have to offer? Basically, since beta 2 has finalized developers APIs, beta 3 is here to complete the job. Beta 3 removes the remaining bugs that exist in the system and also gloss the entire build of the new android version. In addition, security updates for the month of July are also ready. The update is ready for Pixel devices and Android emulators . For other users however, the updates might take a few weeks before getting to them.

While Google and Apple are working tirelessly to ensure that Play and App Store is harmless, protected and unarguably the number one sources for downloading apps, few dangerous softwares, many times, still find their way inside the platform. McAfee security company discloses that a familiar cybercriminal gang called AsiaHitGroup have struck again, using a modified piece of dangerous software that has been recycled years back on the Google Play Store. This software is known as Sonvpay.C , and it penetrates the Play Store through variant of unsuspected apps, like ringtone creators, QR code scanners, flashlights and the likes. And it's a tricky one to prevent, even if you are a very intelligent users. Once any of these infested app is installed on your device, it will bring out an "update" notification . However, that's not an update, but a repackaged subscription button that when clicked, will immediately sign the user up for an unfamiliar paid service . This ve...

Probably, there are a lot of Android settings that you are unaware of, and there are also a bunch of settings not seen under the surface. They are called Developer Settings, and they are not seen by default, but we here to show you how to use them to make your phone run faster, smarter, and more. The Developer Settings can be turned on by going into the settings application on your phone and tap the "About device" section. Here, you will see your model number, phone version, and security patch level and other things. For today's topic, what we need is the Build number. When you touch it, a toast obrolan will show at the lowest part of your screen saying that "you are now step(s) away from being a developer." Continue tapping until your screen shows that you are now a developer. Now go back to the main settings screen and under the about device should be a new entry for developer options. In this part, you need to be careful because few of these settings ca...