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Android 11 Go is available today, and it will launch apps 20 percent faster

Android 11 just launched this week for Pixel devices and phones from OnePlus, Xiaomi, Oppo, and Realme, and now Google has detailed its counterpart designed for low-powered devices: Android 11 (Go edition). One of the biggest new features is that Android 11 (Go edition) is supposed to work on devices with 2GB of RAM or less — a bump up from Android 10 (Go edition), which was made for devices…
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How to stop annoying robocalls on your iPhone or Android phone

Mobile spam calls have been a nuisance for years. I get between four and six robocalls daily, and a quick survey of friends shows that I’m not alone. Every waking day brings with it a new barrage. Robocallers have upped their game by masking their spam with local…
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Google unveils Android 11 (Go edition) with gesture navigation as Go now covers 2GB RAM devices

Following the wider launch on Tuesday, Google today is detailing Android 11 (Go edition). This variant of the mobile OS for entry-level smartphones was first introduced with Oreo and is available on 100 million devices worldwide. The three tentpoles are similar to the full release, though smart home device control has been switched out for usability. Big displays are found on all types of phones…
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Galaxy Watch Active 2 gets some of the Galaxy Watch 3's best features

A little over a month after it revealed the Galaxy Watch 3, Samsung is bringing some of that wearable’s most compelling features to an older device. A Galaxy Watch Active 2 update is rolling out now, which adds features focused on health, communication and connectivity. Running Analysis digs into metrics including asymmetry, regularity, stiffness and ground contact time to help you boost your…
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New Bluetooth security flaw discovered; limited risk on iOS devices

A new Bluetooth security flaw has been discovered that would potentially allow an attacker to connect to a user device without authentication. The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), the body responsible for Bluetooth standards, has confirmed vulnerabilities separately discovered by two teams of security researchers… The organization issued a brief statement. Researchers at the École…
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