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Video sobre a futura nova funcionalidade de partilhar ficheiros nearby que irá ser integrada no Android, tal como ja existe na app Files by Google e de raiz nos telemoveis da Apple, o chamado Airdrop.

 
Samsung's European Android 11 update schedule revealed
  • Galaxy S20, S20 +, S20 Ultra - December
  • Galaxy S10 series - January, including the S10e and S10 Lite
  • Galaxy Note 20 (Ultra) - January
  • Galaxy Note 10 (Plus) - January
  • Galaxy Z Flip (5G) - January
  • Galaxy Z Fold 2 - missing from the new list, will probably stay with January
  • Galaxy S20 FE - February
  • Galaxy Fold - February
  • Galaxy A51 - March
  • Galaxy Xcover Pro - March
  • Galaxy A40 - April
  • Galaxy A71 - April
  • Galaxy A42 - May
  • Galaxy A80 - May
  • Galaxy A70 - May
  • Galaxy A50 - May
  • Galaxy Tab S6 - May
  • Galaxy Tab S6 Lite - May
  • Galaxy A31 - June
  • Galaxy A41 - June
  • Galaxy Tab Active 3 - June
  • Galaxy A20e - July
  • Galaxy Tab S5e - July
  • Galaxy A30s - August
  • Galaxy A20s - August
  • Galaxy Xcover 4s - August
  • Galaxy Tab Active Pro - August
  • Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019) - August
  • Galaxy A10 - September
  • Galaxy Tab A8 (2019) - September
 
Here's our first look at the Android 12 redesign

Google's Android 12 is coming this year - this fall, if the company sticks with its past release timing. Before that, we should see a few betas, the first of which, again going on what happened for past versions, should appear within a few weeks.

While we patiently wait for all that, today a bunch of screenshots that are said to depict some aspects of Android 12 have been leaked, and - brace yourselves, a redesign is coming. New features too. These screenshots allegedly come from a document that Google made to summarize the changes in the new version.

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The looks here are certainly reminiscent of iOS to some degree, as are some of the new privacy features - like the icons that show up in the top right to let you know that an app is using your camera or microphone. If you tap those icons you'll get a pop-up telling you which app is using what. There's also going to be a quick way to disable the camera or mic with just the tap of a toggle. These camera and mic usage indicators are apparently going to be mandated by Google to be included by all OEMs once they release their respective updates to Android 12.

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The Quick Settings icons either aren't finalized or they will change shape based on activity, which looks weird - does the Wi-Fi icon turn fully round when connected, alongside changing color? Maybe. There are just four Quick Settings icons this time around, which makes them bigger and easier to access, but buries the others while leaving plenty of white (or rather in this case, cream) space. The background colors are probably going to be dependent on theme, and we're not sure if this is the new light theme or not.

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New widgets are also on the way, with a new Conversations widget that highlights recent messages, missed calls, and activity statuses. In its smallest size, this will only show one item at a time.

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Other things expected to land in Android 12 are app pairs, the 'double tap on the back of your phone' gesture, sharing Wi-Fi passwords with nearby devices, an improved theming system, emoji updates decoupled from system updates, and an app hibernation feature.
 
Android apps on Windows 11 will work with both Intel and AMD chips

One of the biggest new features of Windows 11 is the promised ability to run Android apps.

In order to get those apps you will need to install the Amazon app store through the Windows store. That's when Intel Bridge kicks in - a run-time post compiler, which translates non-X86 apps to run on that architecture. It was initially unclear if Intel made the compiler work with only Intel hardware, but it turns out that's not the case.

Android apps on Windows 11 will work with both Intel and AMD chips


In a statement to The Verge, Intel has confirmed that Intel Bridge will "support all x86 platforms (including AMD platforms)".

So that means that Android apps will work with Intel 10th gen and 11th gen processors, as well as AMD processors. It's logical to assume that Android apps will work on ARM hardware, but Microsoft hasn't yet detailed how that would work.

Android apps on Windows 11 will work with both Intel and AMD chips


Windows 11 brought a visual overhaul, new Start Menu, new Snap Layouts for windows, 40% smaller updates that now run more discreet in the background, and more.

The new OS is coming later this year, sometime around the Holidays.
 
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