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We here at Android Police have a thing for Pushbullet. You could even call it a crush. Not everyone on the team uses it, but we and many of our readers agree that it’s a solid service. You get to send text, links, images, and notifications from one device to another with minimal effort. But […]
Every developer has gone through a long afternoon of making a bunch of tiny changes to their app, rebuilding and running it, then repeating the same steps just to get back to a point where they can test the changes they just made. Forget it, those days are done! Android Studio 2.0 just hit the […]
Google began rolling out v8.3 of the Play services framework a few weeks ago, and it looks like it’s in a wide release. While this version didn’t present with any direct user-facing features and only a few cryptic hints for a teardown, it did bring some definite improvements to the Play services SDK. There are […]
Twitter opinions are a dime a dozen. Actually, no, they’re much cheaper than that. People give them out for free. Let something happen, online or off, and someone will take to Twitter to offer their two cents. But that doesn’t stop people from tweeting out questions. Understandably, sometimes you want to get a gauge of how […]
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