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dimanche 14 août 2016

Must read: top 10 Android stories

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This week we compared the OnePlus 3 to the Axon 7, caught our first glimpse of the LG V20, and reviewed the BlackBerry DTEK50. Here's the news of the week!

Who wants to win a Moto G4 Plus?

The Moto G4 Plus is one of the best mid-range phones so far this year. We're giving away three of them!

10 Android stories we handpicked for you

Exclusive LG V20 renders: every angle of LG's next flagship The successor to last year's popular LG V10 is a few weeks away and now, in an exclusive leak, we can reveal exactly what the LG V20 will look like.

ZTE Axon 7 vs OnePlus 3 Both cost a similar amount and aim to be the best affordable flagship but which delivers? Find out as the ZTE Axon 7 takes on the OnePlus 3 in this versus!

ZTE ZMAX PRO review – is a $100 smartphone worth buying? There's a stigma that the more you pay, the better something is but the ZTE Z Max Pro aims to prove a low price doesn't mean low quality. Does it deliver?

Google is working on a new OS called Fuchsia, but what is it for? Fuchsia is an operating system from Google. But what is it? Why is Google investing in it? And what are the goals of the project?

BlackBerry DKET50 review Blackberry claims that the DTEK50 is the world's most secure smartphone but is it worth buying solely on its security features? Find out in our review.

The best fitness trackers There are plenty of great fitness trackers on the market, but which one suits your needs? Join us as we take a look at the best fitness trackers!

The iOS-only apps we wish would come to Android Unlike in its infant stages, Android's app selection now rivals that of Apple's, but there are still some iOS apps not on Android that we wish were.

Android alternatives to some of the best iOS-only apps iOS users occasionally lorded their exclusive apps over Android users. Fortunately, there are plenty of great Android alternatives in the Play Store.

Quadrooter: The latest Android security flaw A new Android security flaw has been uncovered called Quadrooter that once again throws the state of Android security into the spotlight.

The best smartwatches With so many smartwatches on the market, we understand choosing the right one can be a bit daunting. To help you make that decision, we've rounded up a list of the best smartwatches on the market.

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Moto G4 Plus International Giveaway [3 Phones!]

Welcome to the Sunday Giveaway, the place where we giveaway a new Android phone or tablet each and every week!

Congratulations to last week's S7 edge giveaway winner: Supriyanto (Indonesia).

This week we're giving away a brand new Moto G4 Plus!

The Moto G series has been around for years now, and in that time has established Motorola as the king of affordable yet powerful handsets. Motorola's latest low-cost beauty is no exception to this rule.

For those unfamiliar, the Moto G4 Plus is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 617 processor, clocked at 1.5 GHz, and backed by the Adreno 405 GPU and up to 4GB RAM. There's also a beautiful 1080p 5.5-inch display, up to 64GB storage, microSD, and a 3000 mAh battery.

Despite being an affordable handset, the Moto G4 Plus has no shortage of extras, including a fast and responsive front-facing fingerprint scanner and support for Turbo charging. Motorola is also on the top of its game when it comes to the camera, delivering an impressive 16MP rear camera and a 5MP front cam.

For more details on the Moto G4 Plus, and its even more affordable little brother, the Moto G4, be sure to check out the following:

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Moto G4 Plus International Giveaway! [3 Phones!!]

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If we can not ship to your country, you will be compensated with an online gift card of equal MSRP value to the prize.
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We are not responsible for any duties or import fees that you may incur.
Only 1 entry per person, do not enter multiple email addresses. We will verify all winners and if we detect multiple email addresses by the same person you will not be eligible to win.
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The prize will ship when it is available to purchase.

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samedi 13 août 2016

Here are the videos you don’t want to miss this week – August 13, 2016

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Things don't slow down in the tech world, and it's our duty to keep you informed. This is why we work hard to make the best content we can. But we know life can also get busy and you may have missed certain things. In this post we have put together the hottest videos of the week.

Jayce and Joe Hindy give us the news. Lanh takes a look at a new BlackBerry Android phone. Meanwhile, John Velasco reviews the $100 ZTE ZMAX Pro. Interested? Scroll down to get all the details.

In the news

As it goes every week, our very own Jayce is telling us all about the hottest news out there. Joe Hindy also steps in to cover his area of expertise – apps. Want to see what's new? Check out the videos below.

The future of display technology? LG V20 launch date, & Instagram Vs Snapchat

Jayce breaks down a few of the most exciting stories from the week in the video above. You can also check out an article that recaps all our best articles of the week. If you'd rather just read the articles mentioned in the video, you can find them below:

Nexus Launcher leaked, Mobius Final Fantasy, huge Google Play sale for games! – Android Apps Weekly

After watching the video, be sure to check out Joe's post here. You can also go directly to the articles mentioned:

Reviews and comparisons

BlackBerry DTEK50 Review

BlackBerry released its first Android smartphone last year. The BlackBerry Priv wasn't quite the hit, but it is definitely popular among BlackBerry fans. Now they are giving Android a second chance with the DTEK50, which they say is the most secure smartphone in the world. Is it? Let's find out!

BlackBerry DTEK50 review

ZTE ZMAX Pro review

How much can $100 get you? Once upon a time, not too much. Thankfully, recent advancements in tech have helped raise our expectations when it comes to budget phones. Just $100 is exactly how much the ZTE ZMAX Pro costs, and it turns out it isn't too bad for the price. If you are looking for a phone on a budget, you should really take a look at this one!

ZTE ZMAX Pro review – is a $100 smartphone worth buying?

ZTE Axon 7 vs OnePlus 3

Say you have $400 to buy a phone. Obviously, that won't get you too much if you go with the big brands, but pick ZTE or OnePlus and you can get a hell of a phone. Then you have to decide which of these two to go with: the ZTE Axon 7 or the OnePlus 3?

ZTE Axon 7 vs OnePlus 3

Which is your favorite video of the week? Hit the comments to let us know!

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Chromebooks expected to exceed 17 million units by 2023

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Affordability, performance and ease of use are a few reasons why Chromebooks have been so successful. And boy have these laptops taken off. According to Statista, there were over 5.4 million Chromebooks shipped by 2015. These Chrome OS computers are now outselling Macs, and they have been among Amazon's top sellers for a long time.

But just how big will Chromebooks get? With the addition of Android app support, we believe things are about to skyrocket. And recent studies seem to agree that Chromebooks are important in the future of computing. According to Global Market Insights, Chromebook numbers are to go up to 17 million units by 2023.

Chromebooks are amazing, but the main complaint was the lack of software availability. Chrome OS has so far been seen as a glorified browser, after all. The addition of the Google Play Store and over a million apps really does change everything.

We have plenty of customers touting Chromebooks nowadays, but big part of the platform's growth is due to education adoption. in 2014, over 60% of Chromebooks in the USA were purchased by the education sector.

It's still a while until 2023, so this does seem like a reasonable expectation. What do you guys think? Does Chrome OS have a future in this industry? Do you think mobile Android apps can replace full-fledged software for that many users?

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Deal: Save $150 or more on a Nexus 5X – 16 GB $199.99, 32 GB $239.99

We're entering Nexus season, so the deals on the current batch of Nexus devices just keep on coming. Following recent deals on the Nexus 6P, the Nexus 5X is now getting discounted over at eBay to the tune of 40% off. For a limited time only you can pick up the 16 GB version of the Nexus 5X in Carbon or Quartz (Ice is out of stock) for $199.99 or the 32 GB version in all three colors for $239.99. That's a saving of $150 and $160 respectively.

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Keep in mind Nexuses don't pack microSD card slots, so you might want to consider forking over a little more for the 32 GB version. The Nexus 5X is definitely going to be getting Android 7.0 Nougat on release day, so if you don't already have a Nexus and want to be amongst the first to enjoy Nougat, now might be a good time to invest.

The Nexus 5X comes with a 5.2-inch Full HD LCD display, 16 GB/32 GB of storage, 2 GB of RAM, a hexa-core Snapdragon 808 chipset, 12.3 MP/5 MP f/2.0 camera combo, 2,700 mAh battery, fingerprint scanner and NFC to support Android Pay. There's also multiple deals on the Nexus 6P for $339.99 and $399.99 in various colors through Best Buy and Newegg.

BUY 32 GB NEXUS 5X BUY 16 GB NEXUS 5X

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Moto Z pre-orders appear on Amazon UK

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The Moto Z doesn't have an official launch date in the UK yet, but the device has just appeared for pre-order on Amazon UK for £610.19. Previously expected to launch in early September (via Clove) for £495, this new pre-order page is a little unsettling, most notably for the massive price hike from Clove's listed price.

Another thing worth noting is the absence of any images, leading us to believe that this might not be as final a page as you might typically expect. Whether or not that means the price may change as well we're not sure, but the page does offer the Amazon pre-order price guarantee, meaning that if you pre-order and the price drops before your unit is shipped, you'll be charged the lower of the two prices.

The Moto Z ships from Amazon with free delivery in the UK (but no release date is given). Considering you can also pre-order the Moto Z on Clove for £495, you might be better off picking it up from there if you're looking for a little magnet-assisted smartphone love. Of course, the Amazon page might be revealed to include bundled Moto Mods or larger internal storage at a later stage.

PRE-ORDER ON AMAZON PRE-ORDER FROM CLOVE

What are your thoughts on the Moto Z?

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Microsoft’s version of IFTTT, called Flow, arrives on Android

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Fans of automation will already be intimately familiar with IFTTT. The idea is simple: create basic recipes for actions based on particular triggers. Microsoft Flow does much the same thing, although it has a natural predisposition toward Microsoft products. An open Android beta is now available, so you can install and try out Microsoft Flow for yourself.

The premise is familiar: connect several accounts to Flow including cloud services, email accounts, Slack, Twitter and so on. Then create simple recipes for what to do with them. As Microsoft notes, Flow is designed to deliver notifications, organize data, synchronize files, automate processes and more.

For example, you can be notified in Slack whenever a tweet containing a specific hashtag gets posted (great for entering Nexus season). Or you can receive push notifications whenever Android Authority posts new articles. You can even use Flow to automatically create tweets from your Facebook posts. Or receive an SMS when your boss emails you. Or save Instagram photos to Google Drive. The list is pretty much endless.

Microsoft Flow is clearly targeted at enterprise and business thanks to its Office 365, Github, MailChimp, Dynamics CRM, Salesforce and Yammer integration. But there's no reason you can't utilize the same tools for your own non-business needs. The mobile app, which you can download below, is used for tracking the recipes you'll need to first create on the web.

INSTALL MICROSOFT FLOW

You can sign up to use the service for free on the official Microsoft Flow website. You can also learn more out Microsoft's voice-controlled Conditional Action Programmer.

Do you use IFTTT, Tasker or Flow? How do you automate your Android?

Up next: IFTTT rolls out third-party app integration

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