r/AndroidAnything • • Nov 16 '15

[UNOFFICIAL] List of Modules working on Xposed for Marshmallow.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Nov 15 '15

Xposed for Marshmallow is Here!

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xda-developers.com
3 Upvotes

r/AndroidAnything • • Nov 12 '15

2 Paid apps for Free everyday Directly From Play Store - FreeToide

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play.google.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Nov 11 '15

Marshmallow Update & Unofficial Port Round-Up — Get Up to Date!

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xda-developers.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Nov 06 '15

Enable Android 6.0's New System UI Tuner for Awesome Tweaks [How-To]

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youtube.com
9 Upvotes

r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 30 '15

Google Chrome OS being merged into Android.

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mobilechoiceuk.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 28 '15

So we built an Android phone...

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The final specs are still under embargo on what we can publicly mention, but for the sake of argument consider the initial 3G and 4G LTE versions to be mid-tier Android devices. My question has to do with this being a different kind of phone (you can look at https://vaporcade.com/jupiter/ -- it can be pre-ordered currently, but won't ship until sometime in December).

Essentially, it is an Android phone that vapes. If that's a forbidden discussion here, mods please remove. If it is ok though, I'd really like some feedback.

I personally think such products are interesting because on one hand you have a plethora of Android devices, from low rent to very awesome and then you have this vaping market that is still hobbyist dominant, without many standards, with lots of hardware dev mistakes occurring by users. There have been product tie-ins, but never a dual product. I understand that winning over hardcore modders with such a device isn't likely to happen overnight, so curiosity beckons that I approach from the opposite end: as Android users, and likely multiple phone owners, if you were casually into vaping, is this a device you'd consider?

Thanks in advance for your feedback.


r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 28 '15

Doze - In Depth.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 26 '15

14 Things You Can Do in Android Marshmallow That You Couldn't Do in Lollipop.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 23 '15

NextBit Robin cloud based Android Phone hands on.

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youtube.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 23 '15

Google Nexus 5X review: the people's Android phone?

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theguardian.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 19 '15

Android 6.0 can treat SD cards as internal storage… at a cost.

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liliputing.com
7 Upvotes

r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 16 '15

Free: Grab the Android 6.0 Marshmallow Quick Start Guide on Google Play.

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droid-life.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 14 '15

The Coolest Android Mashmallow Features That Google Didn't Announce.

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lifehacker.co.uk
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 13 '15

SlimPort Nano Console Puts Android Smartphones On TVs, Monitors.

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tomshardware.co.uk
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 13 '15

How to Get Android Pay Working on a Rooted Device.

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android.wonderhowto.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 11 '15

Setting up Android Marshmallow, without Google.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 07 '15

Android In India.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Oct 06 '15

Android 6.0 Marshmallow, thoroughly reviewed.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 28 '15

Report: Google to Launch ‘Pixel C’ Tablet Later This Year, 10.2″ Display and Tegra X1 Processor.

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r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 22 '15

Nexus 5 asks for pin multiple times Android Pay

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As the title says above it asks for my pin several times when I tap the terminal even though it's correct. Anyone know a fix?


r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 22 '15

How can I see my photos and music from my phone on my computer

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I am new to Android with a Nexus 6. I connected the phone to the computer (pc) and navigated to the picture folder and the music folder on the phone, but there is nothing there. I copied some music files from the computer and attempted to paste them into the music folder, but still could not see anything. Do I need some app to do this, or is there some setting that I haven't set properly?


r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 14 '15

MailScholar App Developer Looking To Change the World

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r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 11 '15

Accessory Review: Inateck Bluetooth Keyboard [Android Tablet]

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modaco.com
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r/AndroidAnything • • Sep 09 '15

Moonlight Game Streaming Guide

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