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Android 13 QPR3 Beta: Pixel display color profiles significantly tweaked

In an unusual change, Pixel owners who install the latest Android 13 QPR3 Beta may spot a noticeable shift in the colors shown on the display. This afternoon, Google released the first beta version of Android 13 QPR3, which will form the basis of the June Pixel Feature Drop. Our team has begun digging into what has changed, and you can stay tuned to 9to5Google to keep up to date. Here’s…
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Google Pixel 7a and Nothing Ear (2) show up at Bluetooth SIG

Ahead of the two devices’ upcoming launches, the Google Pixel 7a and Nothing Ear (2) have gotten approval from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). In recent weeks, leaks and rumors about Google’s next mid-range phone, the Pixel 7a, have been significantly…
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Galaxy A34 5G launches in selected global regions for £349

Alongside the Galaxy A54 5G, Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy A34 5G in a limited selection of global regions. The perfect alternative to the A54, sadly, the Galaxy A34 5G will not go on sale in North America but is set to be made available in Europe and some other global regions. A large 6.6-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with 120Hz refresh rate is at the heart of the Galaxy A34. This is an upgrade over…
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OnePlus Pad will be up for pre-order on April 10

Alongside the OnePlus 11 last month, OnePlus announced its very first Android tablet. The OnePlus Pad was teased to be coming soon, and apparently the tablet will go up for pre-order in just a few weeks. During last month’s announcement, OnePlus confirmed that the OnePlus Pad would be available for pre-order in April 2023 across many global markets, though without a specific release date. We…
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YouTube Music for Android preps support for podcasts

YouTube announced last month that podcasts are coming to YouTube Music, and we’re now seeing the Android app add the necessary support with version 5.48.  About APK Insight: In this “APK Insight” post, we’ve decompiled the latest version of an application that…
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Google Play will now machine translate Android apps for free

At the Google for Games Summit, Google announced the launch of free machine translation for Android apps. This will make it easier for developers to launch their apps in seven languages. The translations will presumably use the same technology that powers Google Translate to automatically translate in-app text (via XML or CSV files), store listings, and product descriptions into other languages.
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