Realme UI based on Android 10 started rolling out for Realme X2 Pro last week officially after a brief beta testing. During the beta period, users ( including me, yes I was a beta user) did complained of massive battery drain leading to bad battery life but that was expected with a beta tag. Finally, […]
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[Updated: March 12, 2020] Nokia Android 10 Update roadmap revealed; here’s the list of devices eligible for the upgrade
By Ashwin Karthik in Android Updates, News, Phones Tags: Android 10, HMD Global, Nokia
[Update: March 12, 2020] Juho Sarvikas has announced a refreshed Nokia Android 10 Update roadmap on Twitter. The delay seems to have been cause by the Novel Coronavirus which has impacted several countries. The Nokia 2.2 update will be released later this month, while the following devices should get the update sometime in the end […]
ColorOS 6 trial version with Android 10 update for OPPO Reno rolls out in India
By Ashwin Karthik in News, Phones Tags: Android 10, Oppo, Oppo Reno
Oppo has announced a ColorOS 6 trial version which brings the Android 10 update for OPPO Reno. The update is rolling out in India. The company says that the trial version will only be available for limited users. The wording is a bit vague, but as far as what we can tell, it appears to […]
Android 10 released and here are its new features
By Ashwin Karthik in Android Updates, News Tags: Android 10, Google
Android 10 has been released by Google. In case you missed it, the company stopped naming its mobile operating system after desserts, Android Q is Android 10. Android 10 features Better Privacy Controls Privacy Controls in Android 10 allow you to manage permissions, account activity and personal data from one place. You can control your […]
Android Q is Android 10; Google drops dessert naming tradition
By Ashwin Karthik in News, Phones Tags: Android 10, Android Q
Google has dropped the dessert naming scheme it has been following for Android since the very first version of the mobile device operating system. And here’s why it did that. The search giant has admitted that the names which were used for previous iterations of Android, were not understood by people globally. It makes sense, […]