Google is still working hard to deliver the Google Play Store to more Chromebooks. In the most recent update to ChromeOS, the firm has added support for ChromeOS devices ranging from the usual suspects like Acer and Dell to more niche OEMs.
Android Studio 3.0 has been released to the stable channel with new enhancements that include quick booting for faster load times, Google Play store support, Google Cast support and more.
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Google informs developers apps that use Accessibility Services API must benefit users with disabilities or risk termination of their developer account. This is a big announcement, as many applications rely heavily on the API for functionality.
Google is starting a new bug bounty programme for Google Play apps in an attempt to make the Android operating system safer and more secure than ever.
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Customize your Android Navigation Bar, with NavBar animations, a free app that lets you customize your NavBar without root access.
Android users whose unlocked and rooted devices were previously blacklisted from downloading the Netflix app in the Google Play Store are starting to see the app reappear as an option to download. Results vary by device and user.
Apps come at us left, right and center these days; be it a game, a new customisation utility or a revolutionary way to look at cat pictures. We show you the ones that deserve a place on your phone this week (15th October 2017)