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Android 8.0 Oreo, thoroughly reviewed Android 8.0 Oreo is the 26th version of the world's most popular operating system. This year, Google's mobile-and-everything-else OS hit two billion monthly active users—and that's just counting phones and tablets. What can all those users expect from the new version? In an interview , Android's VP of engineering Dave Burke said that the 8.0 release would be about "foundation and fundamentals." His team was guided by a single question: "What are we doing to Android to make sure Android is in a great place in the next 5 to 10 years?" Nabisco produced a limited run of Android-themed Oreos for the launch event. Oreo Take a closer look at Oreo and you really  can  see the focus on fundamentals. Google is revamping the notification system with a new layout, new controls, and a new color scheme. It's taking responsibility for Android security with a Google-branded s...

Nokia is again reinventing basic smartphones . Rumours are that, it comes with all basic sensors ,but this nokia E1 is including one led for notifications that they haven't done with Nokia 3, Nokia 5,Nokia 6, and Nokia 8. Some confirmed things for this phone are here. It comes with 16GB internal memory with 2GB RAM, 16M display color processor ia qualcomm snapdragong 425 quad core of clock speed 1.4Ghz, 720p Hd display with 5.2 inches of screen, 13mp rear and 5mp front camera. So that's all we can say that its a compatible of Nokia 3 but processor is differs as it goes with qualcomm 425 chipset.

Gionee is ready for Dual cameras and edge to edge display   Gionee is the latest company joining the trend of edge-to-edge screen with dual cameras. The phone that previously  appeared on GFXBench  might be the Gionee M7 that was teased at the company’s official Weibo account.  is collaborating with Ofo, a bike-sharing start-up from Beijing, in launching the M7. The image reveals two bike wheels and their arrangement hints at a dual-camera setup for the Gionee M7. If the device is the same as the benchmarked one, it might have a 6” screen and MediaTek MT6757CD chipset. The RAM will be 4 GB and storage 64 gigs. We just have to wait for Gionee to announce an official launch date for the phone, so we know for sure.

Augment Reality Fundamental Concepts Before diving into ARCore, it's helpful to understand a few fundamental concepts. Together, these concepts illustrate how ARCore enables experiences that can make virtual content appear to rest on real surfaces or be attached to real world locations. Motion tracking As your phone moves through the world, ARCore uses a process called concurrent odometry and mapping, or COM, to understand where the phone is relative to the world around it. ARCore detects visually distinct features in the captured camera image called  feature points  and uses these points to compute its change in location. The visual information is combined with inertial measurements from the device's IMU to estimate the  pose  (position and orientation) of the camera relative to the world over time. By aligning the pose of the virtual camera that renders your 3D content with the pose of the device's camera provided by ARCore, developers are able to r...

Huawei unveils faster phone chip it says can beat Apple, Samsung Reuters) - Huawei [HWT.UL] aims to use artificial intelligence-powered features such as instant image recognition to take on rivals Samsung and Apple when it launches its new flagship phone next month, a top executive said on Saturday. Richard Yu, chief executive of Huawei's consumer business, on Saturday revealed a powerful new mobile phone chip Huawei is betting on for its upcoming flagship Mate 10 and other high-end phones to deliver faster processing and lower power consumption. Huawei will launch the Mate 10 and its sister phone, the Mate 10 Pro, in Munich on Oct. 16, Yu confirmed. He declined to detail new features, but the phones are expected to boast large, 6-inch-plus full-screen displays, tech blogs predict. Artificial intelligence (AI) built into its new chips can help make phones more personalized, or anticipate the actions and interests of their users, Yu said. As examples, he said AI can e...

IFA 2017 This week was a crazy one in the world of Android. We got a first-hand look at the new  LG V30  and  Moto X4 , reviewed the  Essential Phone , and much, much more. Here’s the news of the week! By the way:  There was way too much IFA 2017 coverage this week to include in this article.  Head here to see all our IFA 2017 coverage in one place ! Who wants to win a Samsung Galaxy Note 8? The new  Galaxy Note 8  is a feature-packed powerhouse of a smartphone.  Here’s how you can win one ! 10 Android stories we handpicked for you LG V30 hands-on: A mobile photography powerhouse  LG has  announced  the LG V30 with several upgrades, including  a new OLED screen  and lots of new camera features. Let’s take a closer look at all the changes! Essential Phone review: Maximum hardware, minimum software  Does the first smartphone from Andy Rubin’s Essential live up to the hype? Fi...