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12 Android Oreo Hidden Features You Can Try

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Although I have a special place in my heart for this mobile operating system, I won’t say I am aware of every hidden Android feature that exists. But still, people who own a device want to explore it to the fullest. The same might go for most of the users. Being an owner of a Moto device, I am apparently deprived of the Android O update. But thanks to a friend of mine who lent me his one plus 5, I got to have a hand on the latest dessert from Google. Android’s most recent upgrade now runs on only 1.1% of Android devices worldwide, as per the numbers released by Google in February 2018. Certainly, it is an improvement over Nougat with features like Picture-in-Picture, system-wide autofill functionality, and Notifications improvements, and additional developments like Project Trebble. But people always have the urge find what they prefer to call hidden Android features. Personally, it has been hard for me to digest the term, as most of them are a few taps a...

Some amazing features of the new android derivative | Meet the new Oreo

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Oreo is now a part of the Android family of mobile operating systems. Just like every subsequent Android version, Google has brought a load of features to Android O. Regarding look and feel, over the last few releases, the stock version of Android packs enough graphics and animations that most users might not feel the need for a third party theme. Still, in addition to introducing new Android O features and system level changes, Google makes improvements to the GUI which is based on Material Design. Here are some of the new changes and features that have been added to the latest version, Android O. You might be already aware of many of them as they have been mentioned in the past. 17 Awesome Android O Features You Should Know 1. Faster Android, less background clutter One of the first things everyone expects from a new Android version is improvements in performance. According to the tests conducted on Google Pixel, Android O is almost two times faster...

Presently Windows 10 Will "Naturally Delete Your Files" And Free Disk Space

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Short Bytes:  Windows 10 Insider Build 15014 brings a handy disk cleanup feature which would be a part of the Creator’s update. Windows 10 can automatically delete recycle bin files after waiting for 30 days an d unused temp files.  If the users want, they can disable this feature anytime. M icrosoft yesterday announced  Build 15014  as the latest upgrade for the Windows Insider Program. The new update has marked the debut of Microsoft’s e-books store on Windows 10 along with other updates and features.                  One notable update given to Windows 10 is the ability to automatically delete files from the system and free up disk space. According to Microsoft, the autodelete feature currently deletes unused temporary files and the recycle bin files older than 30 days. There are a couple of customizations available for this feature which can be found in Settings>System>Storage Settings. Users have t...

“There Are More Than 1 Billion Linux Ubuntu Users” – Truth Behind The Claim

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Image | Canonical Short Bytes: Canonical Lead Dustin Kirkland has explained how Linux Ubuntu is being used by tons of people who don’t even know about it. With the help of an open letter and public facts, he claims that there are more than 1 billion Ubuntu users in the world. D ustin Kirkland, a part of the Canonical community team, has written an open letter explaining that Ubuntu community is much bigger than previously thought. This letter came in response to a report from Phoronix that claimed that Canonical has failed its goal of spreading Ubuntu to 200 million users by the 2015 end. Before Phoronix, Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth started this debate of numbers by estimating that by 2015, there will be 200 million Ubuntu users. Defending his colleague, Dustin gathered a large chunk of data to prove that most people who use Ubuntu don’t even know about it . This argument by Dustin seems right on point as there is no obvious way to count the number o...