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Google is bringing Android games to Windows PCs in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Google is bringing Android games to Windows PCs in 2022

Google is bringing the Android gaming experience to Windows PCs by rolling out a dedicated Google Play Games app on Windows PCs next year.

Source: bgr.in
Google finally knows which app to blame for latest Android bug - Vimarsana News

Google finally knows which app to blame for latest Android bug

Google says users running Android 10 or later with Microsoft Teams app installed but not signed in should uninstall and reinstall the app.

Source: bgr.in
emi: Reliance JioPhone Next: Why EMI buyers need to be alert before buying - Vimarsana News

emi: Reliance JioPhone Next: Why EMI buyers need to be alert before buying

JioPhone Next smartphone comes preloaded with a device locking feature which will restrict user access in case of failure in paying the EMIs. The phone has got a price-tag of Rs 6,499 and can also be purchased by paying Rs 1,999 upfront and the rest via EMI for up to 24 months. So, if the user fails to pay the EMI installment, the feature will restrict phone access and may block a certain number of apps.

Huawei reports $71.3billion revenue in first three quarters of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Huawei reports $71.3billion revenue in first three quarters of 2021

Chinese tech giant Huawei has announced that it generated 455.8 billion yuan (about $71.3 billion) in sales revenue in the first three quarters of 2021 with the net profit margin at 10.2 per cent.

Yes or no, Android phones keep tracking users even without permission - Vimarsana News

Yes or no, Android phones keep tracking users even without permission

According to researchers at the Trinity College in Dublin, there is no way to opt-out of the data tracking from these system apps, unless users decide to root their devices as these apps are usually packaged into the read-only memory (ROM).