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In-display fingerprint sensor + tiny notch = yes please!
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In other news, a taxi driver discovered a treasure chest in the back of his car...
I can't help but laugh my ass off at all these Pixel 3XL leaks, this is a whole new levelđ¤Łđ¤Łđ¤Łđ
I can't help but laugh my ass off at all these Pixel 3XL leaks, this is a whole new levelđ¤Łđ¤Łđ¤Łđ
Someone left a Pixel 3 XL in the back of a Lyft
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Noooo! It would've been the perfect opportunity to showcase the new Wear OS redesign. They better do something remarkable for next year to compete with the already well established Apple Watch.
Oh crap. I was really hoping for this one :(
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Looks pretty decent - or at least not ugly like the Pixel 2 or 3 XL!
Google Pixel 3 live images appear
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This is cool, I hope Wear OS gets better adopted and can someday be worthwhile competition for the Apple Watch. Some day.
Wear OS gets a redesign
Wear OS, formerly known as Android Wear, has certainly changed a lot since its inception. The new UI, which starts rolling out over the next month, definitely changes things up quite a bit.
Using the watch face as the center position, there's quick access to:
- upgraded quick settings tiles if you swipe down from the top
- a revamped notification stream with a swipe up from the bottom
- your current stats in Google Fit if you swipe to the left
- a much faster Google Assistant which shows proactive information right away with a swipe to the right
Between these changes and complications on watch faces, I feel like a lot more of the features of the watch are easily accessible, rather than hidden away.
Wear OS, formerly known as Android Wear, has certainly changed a lot since its inception. The new UI, which starts rolling out over the next month, definitely changes things up quite a bit.
Using the watch face as the center position, there's quick access to:
- upgraded quick settings tiles if you swipe down from the top
- a revamped notification stream with a swipe up from the bottom
- your current stats in Google Fit if you swipe to the left
- a much faster Google Assistant which shows proactive information right away with a swipe to the right
Between these changes and complications on watch faces, I feel like a lot more of the features of the watch are easily accessible, rather than hidden away.
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Google Phone's Dark Mode is âComing Soonâ
Is Google really gonna slowly bring dark mode to ok app at a time? LMAO serious Google? Wtf
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Is Google really gonna slowly bring dark mode to ok app at a time? LMAO serious Google? Wtf
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Google Phoneâs Dark Mode is âComing Soonâ
droid-life.com
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Paranoid Android 2018 is here.
Yes, it's based on Oreo. Last year's Android. But before you complain, keep in mind that these guys are mostly doing it for free. They're doing it to give you a better Android experience without asking for anything in return. No matter your urge to complain and blame them for being "slow" or "late", you cannot and should not.
If you have an older device lying around without a good ROM, or your primary device is stuck in a history textbook with no stable Pie port or if you're simply a Paranoid Android fanboy, you have every right to be excited (and perhaps make a donation to these fellas).
#StayParanoid
Yes, it's based on Oreo. Last year's Android. But before you complain, keep in mind that these guys are mostly doing it for free. They're doing it to give you a better Android experience without asking for anything in return. No matter your urge to complain and blame them for being "slow" or "late", you cannot and should not.
If you have an older device lying around without a good ROM, or your primary device is stuck in a history textbook with no stable Pie port or if you're simply a Paranoid Android fanboy, you have every right to be excited (and perhaps make a donation to these fellas).
#StayParanoid
Being more transparent
Firstly, weâd like to thank every one of you for your support - specially the donors who have helped us continue working on the project and therefore keeping it afloat. We couldnât ask for a better community.
We haven't been sufficiently open with the community and itâs time to change that. To help achieve this we will be straightforward about whatâs going on, whatâs to come and try to keep you up to date about potential development cycles, respective news and more as much as possible.
Current status
- We are working internally on getting our features bug free (Oreo)
- We are finalising the work on our device trees for our initial release
- We are preparing to push all of our sources open on GitHub
- Moving onto Pie
As part of becoming more transparent, we feel we should be letting our community be a part of the product itself. One big thing that weâre doing is having our sources available publicly - help us make Paranoid Android even better!
Oh and we have a new website! Thanks to our shiny new member +Andrew Fluck, weâve been able to design and build the website from ground up.
Oreo Builds
Some of you may know CAF dropped support for Oreo. We managed to get the system in a stable state a while back however we werenât satisfied enough to release due to the lack of feature support and active developers.
Paranoid Android was built on the foundation of a strong developer community, lacking which we donât have much to offer on the Oreo release however if you prefer a nice, clean experience â go ahead and get it up and running.
OnePlus 3/3T and 5/5T - https://goo.gl/5t4zDd
Xperia X, X Compact, XZ Premium, XZ1 and XZ1 - https://goo.gl/V4uRux
Pie
This is our main objective now. Oreo builds are out and discontinued as weâre busy working on Pie bringup, as mentioned earlier anyone is free to build PA Oreo as sources are to be released. About Pie, weâve gotten close and are working to get it up to a stable state.
Roll call
To follow on with this we would also like to make a call for anyone who is interested in helping us with development of our features and improving our UI. Currently we are lacking developers having experience working with frameworks and we feel we need a boost in this area. With having our sources publicly available anyone is free to contribute.
Community fix
Join our Discord to actively be in touch with the project, developers and the community: https://discord.gg/2WRYJX. We're almost always around and it's good fun too!
Website: http://aospa.co
Downloads: http://get.aospa.co
Gerrit: https://gerrit.aospa.co
GitHub: https://github.com/AOSPA
Official community: https://plus.google.com/communities/112514149478109338346
Official Discord: https://discord.gg/2WRYJX
PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/aospa
#StayParanoid
Firstly, weâd like to thank every one of you for your support - specially the donors who have helped us continue working on the project and therefore keeping it afloat. We couldnât ask for a better community.
We haven't been sufficiently open with the community and itâs time to change that. To help achieve this we will be straightforward about whatâs going on, whatâs to come and try to keep you up to date about potential development cycles, respective news and more as much as possible.
Current status
- We are working internally on getting our features bug free (Oreo)
- We are finalising the work on our device trees for our initial release
- We are preparing to push all of our sources open on GitHub
- Moving onto Pie
As part of becoming more transparent, we feel we should be letting our community be a part of the product itself. One big thing that weâre doing is having our sources available publicly - help us make Paranoid Android even better!
Oh and we have a new website! Thanks to our shiny new member +Andrew Fluck, weâve been able to design and build the website from ground up.
Oreo Builds
Some of you may know CAF dropped support for Oreo. We managed to get the system in a stable state a while back however we werenât satisfied enough to release due to the lack of feature support and active developers.
Paranoid Android was built on the foundation of a strong developer community, lacking which we donât have much to offer on the Oreo release however if you prefer a nice, clean experience â go ahead and get it up and running.
OnePlus 3/3T and 5/5T - https://goo.gl/5t4zDd
Xperia X, X Compact, XZ Premium, XZ1 and XZ1 - https://goo.gl/V4uRux
Pie
This is our main objective now. Oreo builds are out and discontinued as weâre busy working on Pie bringup, as mentioned earlier anyone is free to build PA Oreo as sources are to be released. About Pie, weâve gotten close and are working to get it up to a stable state.
Roll call
To follow on with this we would also like to make a call for anyone who is interested in helping us with development of our features and improving our UI. Currently we are lacking developers having experience working with frameworks and we feel we need a boost in this area. With having our sources publicly available anyone is free to contribute.
Community fix
Join our Discord to actively be in touch with the project, developers and the community: https://discord.gg/2WRYJX. We're almost always around and it's good fun too!
Website: http://aospa.co
Downloads: http://get.aospa.co
Gerrit: https://gerrit.aospa.co
GitHub: https://github.com/AOSPA
Official community: https://plus.google.com/communities/112514149478109338346
Official Discord: https://discord.gg/2WRYJX
PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/aospa
#StayParanoid
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On my birthday? Wow
Lines up with some mumblings I've heard before. So: Mark your calendars ;)
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