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After waiting around for a few months, and going through all the hype that is oft associated with OnePlus launches and releases, it is finally here. Android 7.0 Nougat has landed on the OnePlus 3 in official capacity, albeit in a limited format. This Nougat build is part of the beta builds, and you can flash it manually . The Beta 8 build, sized at a hefty 1.3GB, brings the Android version upgrade as its most noticeable change. The key changes of the update is as follows: Upgraded to Android 7.0 Nougat New Notifications Design New Settings Menu Design Multi-Window View Notification Direct Reply Custom DPI Support Added Status Bar Icon Options Added Quick Launch For 3rd Party Applications Improved Shelf Customization There are UI changes involved as well. Most of these changes will be familiar to users running OxygenOS’s Beta builds for the OnePlus 3. We will have more to talk about the UI changes in our hands-on soon. To download the OnePlus 3 Android 7.0 Beta ...

Los fabricantes de smartphones y accesorios parecen estar diciéndose unos a otros que si no tienes unas gafas de realidad virtual en tu catálogo, no eres nadie. Es la sensación que se transmite desde que todos se han lanzado a contar con una opción dentro de su repertorio de accesorios para sus smartphones, algunos con gafas exclusivas para sus modelos, como el caso de las Gear VR de Samsung , y otros con gafas que podemos utilizar independientemente de qué smartphone tengamos. El caso es que estas gafas de realidad virtual, gafas VR, no funcionan con todos los smartphones del mercado. Éstos tienen que contar con un par de sensores fundamentales para que funcionen, independientemente de su potencia o resolución, que también influyen. Así pues, ¿cómo puedo saber si puedo o no puedo comprar unas gafas VR para mi móvil? Te contamos cómo averiguarlo. Antes de nada, hablemos de resolución y potencia La realidad virtual para teléfonos móviles está aún muy verde pues, salvo las apuesta...

Among the improvements that OnePlus touted for its OnePlus 3T release, we were told that the company had managed to improve app opening speeds and general loading times, something especially noticeable on heavy applications such as 3D games. This struck us as a surprise, because the device ultimately packs the same kind of UFS 2.0 storage as the original OnePlus 3, and the Snapdragon 821 CPU’s minimal improvements are largely irrelevant for this usage scenario. That being said, when we took the OnePlus 3T through our app opening speed test, we did find  that the device has faster cold app opening speeds than its predecessor. Initially we were puzzled, but there was a key detail in the embargoed information that was also very quietly and quickly mentioned by Carl in the announcement video ( timestamp ): the file system had changed from EXT4 to F2FS, which is why there is a difference in app opening speeds. F2FS is a different file system that specifically takes advantage of ...

Se acabaron los viajes largos y aburridos, al fin ha llegado el momento que todos estábamos esperando: poder descargar películas y series directamente desde Netflix para verlas offline sin depender de la conexión . El gigante de streaming ha añadido esta opción a su aplicación móvil, y está disponible para todos los dispositivos con los sistemas operativos Android e iOS. La mayoría de las series y películas de éxito de la plataforma están disponibles para la descarga. Hablamos de series como "House of Cards" o "Stranger Things" de las que hora podremos disfrutar en cualquier parte sin necesidad de buscar una red WiFi a la que conectarnos o de fundir los datos de nuestra tarifa. Para los que queráis saber cómo descargar vuestro contenido favorito en vuestro smartphone o tablet hemos preparado un rápido y sencillo tutorial con todos los pasos a seguir. Vamos con ello. Cómo descargar contenido de Netflix en nuestro móvil Lo primero que necesitamos es tener ac...

Since September, XDA Recognized Developer Chainfire started a new versioning system for SuperSU . This began with version 2.78 SR1 of SuperSU, and today the man has released 2.78 SR5. Instead of labeling them as a Beta, he changed this to a Service Release naming scheme. He felt this would be a good way of reducing the number of people trying to upload beta releases to non-Google Play app stores since it would continue to carry the same version number. Since then, Chainfire started work on getting SuperSU compatible with the Pixel and Pixel XL , along with ironing out some bugs related to Android 7.x Nougat. Most of these bug fixes have been related to the A/B partition system that was introduced with Android 7.0 and the Pixel phones. But there have been some other fixes for things like sukernel, supolicy, suinit, and making sure SuperSU worked alongside of TWRP as they were having a conflict until SR4 was released. Today, he has released yet another update to SuperSU...

  Flyperlink is a great alternative app to System WebView. System WebView is the browser that is used when you open a link from within an app. It’s a very basic version of Chrome that many people get very frustrated with. There are no customization options for System WebView. Flyperlink creates a floating browser window that can be resized, minimized, and closed easily. I much prefer Flyperlink as my in-app browser, so I made a video showing you how it works. Download Flyperlink from xda-developers http://ift.tt/2gkxt82 via IFTTT

Owners of both the Xperia X Performance (F8131) and X Performance Dual (F8132) are now seeing Android 7.0 Nougat being pushed to their devices in select regions. This update carries the firmware version 39.2.A.0.327, and XDA Senior Member Mazellat shows us they’re showing up in XperiFirm. from xda-developers http://ift.tt/2gkk3sE via IFTTT