Android 12 now supports app clone profiles for some apps
Google has quietly added Android 12 Clone Profiles, which lets users run a second application of a certain app at the same time, such as messaging apps.
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Google has quietly added Android 12 Clone Profiles, which lets users run a second application of a certain app at the same time, such as messaging apps.
The stable Android 12 update is beginning to roll out for some Pixel devices, and still there are some new features we all are getting acquainted with. One such feature is the app cloning that is not native to the Android ecosystem, but that’s about to change. The use of multiple accounts is possible by […]
Two Galileo satellites launched in 2014 by a Soyuz rocket into erroneous orbits, which had been briefly set healthy late last year, have now been removed from service. The change stems from the discovery that, while the vast majority of users obtained an improved positioning, some commercial receivers had difficulty with the satellites’ highly elliptical orbits, created by the malfunction in the Russian launch vehicle. The European GNSS Agency (GSA) issued a Service Notice to Galileo Users (SNGU) on February 16: Galileo SNGU In Force “On 30 November 2020, flags were removed from GSAT0201 ...
Samsung Galaxy S21 series doesn't support seamless updates feature of Android Samsung Galaxy S21 series doesn't support seamless updates feature of Android Google announced seamless updates in 2016 and several OEMs including OnePlus, Motorola, and others follow it. advertisement Samsung Galaxy S21+ Seamless updates is a handy Android feature. Even the Galaxy S20 series didn't support seamless updates. Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S21 series earlier this month, and unfortunately, the phones still miss out on one of Android's best feature seamless updates. In 2016, Google introduced seamless upd...
Gizmochina Back in 2020, “seamless” updates were first revealed to be a part of smartphones that are launching with the latest Android 11 OS. The feature would allow devices to install system updates while it’s running and even reboot into the new build without user input. However, it seems that Google has apparently rolled this requirement as it has been confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S21 doesn’t support this feature. According to an AndroidPolicereport, the Android 11 Compatibility Definition Document (CDD) has apparently rolled back the requirement that stated that smartphones ...