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You can now pay Twitter to change the Android app’s homescreen icon

Twitter dove into the subscription business last year with the launch of Twitter Blue, a pretty cheap monthly subscription that offers a few additional features for the service. Now, months after iOS, Twitter Blue is finally gaining the ability to change the look of the Twitter app’s homescreen icon. Announced on the official Twitter Blue account earlier this week, subscribers using an Android…
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Motorola Edge+ (2022) has a stylus, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, and 3 years of security updates for $999

Motorola’s name and reputation in the smartphone industry has changed a lot in recent years, with the company only making a return to flagship phones in the past couple of years. Today, Motorola is announcing the Edge+ (2022), its latest, stylus-wielding flagship phone with high-end specs and an update promise that’s… well it’s a step in the right direction. The Motorola Edge+ continues…
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How to use Android 12’s new Internet quick settings tile

Quick settings in Android 12 is a quality-of-life feature that can streamline a lot of your device’s operations. For instance, the Internet quick settings tile has a lot to offer, in terms of use and function. This guide will take you through how to use Android 12’s…
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Pixel 6 can’t install Android 12L after latest February update, but one more beta build coming

Android 12L is scheduled to get its “final release” sometime next month, but it’s already quite a stable beta build. However, Pixel 6 and 6 Pro owners that are fully updated cannot install it at the moment. Google, meanwhile, plans to release one more Android 12L build in March. Last Thursday, Google released a new (~10MB) build of the February security patch for the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro that…
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Report: Vox Media, BuzzFeed, and others working on alternative to Google’s AMP format 

In 2020, Google started to deprioritize its Accelerated Mobile Pages format in favor of general site speed and a “page experience” metric. The biggest news publishers are now planning to move away from the Google-backed AMP format.  This deprioritization started internally with Google’s new metric to rate websites by speed, responsiveness/interactivity, and visual stability — like when…
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