Top Android Stories [Week 2] Edited by RIPKILLER at 2016-10-22 15:21
Hi Everyone , Im back for the Top Android News Of The Week [Till Oct 21] Android is growing day by day .... So lets check the happenings in this week : 
1) Android 7.1 Developer Preview
Google has released the first Android 7.1 Nougat developer preview for the owners of the Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P , and Pixel C. The build is different than that of the Pixel and Pixel C as it does not include Google Assistant system-wide. Read the blog Here 2) Microsoft Speech Recognition Microsoft has announced that its speech recognition technology can transcribe spoken words as well as humans. The Artificial Intelligence and Research team also announced that the new system features an error rate of 5.9%. Check out more Here 3) Google Stock Rises
Source : Bloomberg 4) Google Wallpapers App Google has updated its Clock application to version 4.6 and adds app shortcut capabilities for Android 7.1 Nougat. The update also now ensures that any timers are saved even after the device is rebooted. Download :Google Playstore Link Apk Link 5) Google Clock Update
Download :Google Playstore Link Apk Link 6) Android 7.1 Notification Panel
The notification panel in Android 7.1 Nougat now allows you to set 6 shortcuts in the top bar. Previously, in Android 6.0 Marshmallow and Android 7.0 Nougat, you could only set 5 different shortcuts. 7) Google Maps Update
The latest update to Google Maps now adds a traffic widget to help you keep track of the current status for any upcoming travels. In the APK Teardown, It was also found that there may be a new feature in the future which shows you how busy certain destinations are. Download: Playstore Link Apk Download 8) Google Keep Update
A new update to Google Keep has introduced a long-awaited feature: the ability to “pin” notes. This feature is rolling out to users in droves, so it will only be a matter of time before it arrives on your devices. Download: Playstore Link Apk Download 9) Facebook Starts Rolling Out Scheduled Live BroadCasts
Live video is great, but it can suck if you don’t know when a live stream will take place and you miss out on an important showing. Sure, you can catch up after the fact, but the live experience brings so much more, such as real-time reactions to whatever it is you’re seeing, as well as interaction with the broadcaster and other viewers. Well, for those who want to make sure they never miss a bit of action, Facebook is rolling out a great new feature — scheduled broadcasts! The feature is as you’d expect the broadcaster can set a time and date to alert their fans of a forthcoming planned broadcast. Users can join in on the broadcast 3 minutes before it’s scheduled to begin. 10) Google Flights
Google is hooking up their Flights search engine with some nice changes. Everything in this go ’round seems to be about helping you save money. The biggest way Google is going about this is alerting you to historical price data to estimate when a flight’s price may increase. When looking to book a flight, a notification may pop up letting you know when a price for that particular flight is expected to increase. Google will even give an estimate of how many days it’ll increase, how much it’ll increase, and the percentage of how often the increase has happened for similar routes in the past. Of course, they can’t guarantee that history will repeat itself, but it’s better to make an informed decision about when to buy your ticket than taking a mere guess | |
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Thanks Bro..
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Nice series & nice collections
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Great Collcetionn....
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 good post dude waiting for few more stories  | |
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very good thread keep continue it
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Nice thread. Waiting for those awesome N updates.
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Nice thread.
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good info thanks
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THANKS FOR SHARING
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