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mardi 26 juillet 2016

XDA Sub-forums Live for LeEco Le 2, Alcatel Idol 4S and BLU R1 HD!

Three of the most popular current devices can now call XDA their home, as XDA subforums are now available for the LeEco Le 2, Alcatel Idol 4S and the BLU R1 HD!



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OxygenOS v3.2.2 Update Brings Host of Improvements to the OnePlus 3

The OnePlus 3 is amongst the very best that one can purchase right now — an affordable flagship that does kill several other flagships at twice its price point, what more could you want? Well, there’s always scope for improvements, and software is an area where the improvements can come in. The latest update to the stock OxygenOS on the OnePlus 3 does exactly that.

The new update is number v3.2.2 and comes in at around 271MB. Here’s the changelog of the new update:

Changelog:

* Improved notification management in doze.
* Addressed alert slider/silent mode issue.
* Disabled fingerprint sensor while in pocket.
* Added NFC toggle in quick settings.
* Improved noise cancellation in video recording.
* Updated 4K video recording codec.
* Added latest security patches and various optimizations.

Screenshot_20160726-111139Of all these improvements, one of the noticeable ones is the disabling of the fingerprint sensor when the phone is in the user’s pocket. Previously, the phone would register the pocket fabric as a fingerprint attempt and keep failing periodically, meaning that your device would unnecessarily wake up every now and then. This update fixes this, presumably by checking the proximity sensor on attempts to unlock via fingerprint.

The update is an incremental rollout, so it should reach your device sooner or later. But if you can’t wait, you can download the OTA file directly and flash it yourself. The full ROM is also available to download from here. Incase you need mirrors, you can head on over to the XDA thread to find some.

So what are you waiting for? Go on over and flash away!

What are your thoughts on this update, and on the OnePlus 3? Are there still annoying bugs left on the device? Let us know in the comments below!

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Huawei’s Sales Revenue is up 40% Compared to 2015

Huawei has just published their financial report for the first half of the year, and their sales revenue is up by 40% compared to the first half of 2015. The company continued by saying they have ended G1 with an operating margin of 12%. Huawei attributes this to all three of their business groups (enterprise, consumer and carrier) and believes they will maintain their momentum throughout the year.



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Google Brings Emergency Location Service to the UK and Estonia

The US Federal Communications Commission believes that reducing the amount of time emergency services take to locate you could save 10,000 lives annually. To help improve this on Android devices, Google has launched its Emergency Location Service for Android 2.3+. Google has launched this service in both the UK and Estonia, but only on wireless carriers who have collaborated with Google on it.



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LeEco is Rumored to Acquire the US Company, VIZIO

Most Android enthusiasts might know of LeEco as a company that sells smartphones, but they are actually a huge conglomerate that has a hand in a number of markets. It’s being reported that LeEco could acquire the United States TV manufacturer VIZIO. If true, we could see this acquisition officially announced sometime today.



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OPPO Schedules F1s Launch for August 3rd

It had been previously reported that OPPO was going to launch the F1s sometime in August, but at that time a date had not been announced. This week, OPPO has started sending out press invites to select Android publications for this specific event. We can now expect to learn more about the OPPO F1s on August 3rd at its launch event.



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Google Announces Visual Changes to Google Maps

Some visual changes are coming to the Android, iOS and desktop versions of Google Maps. Google says they are now using a cleaner look that will highlight necessary information without overcrowding the map. The new update also allows Google to highlight areas of interest like a hotel, bar or restaurant. Lastly, Google is now using a more “subtle and balanced color scheme.”



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