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New Weather Apps - Sep'20 (Week - 01)

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This week we have brought brand new weather apps worth trying. 1.  CliMate Released date: 25Jul2020 Downloads:  50+ Size: 2.37 MB Version: 1.15.2  Climate is surely a new entrant to the play store but not just another basic weather app since it offers all the features of a weather app without any ads and in-app purchases with a clean and simlple UI along with loads of customization options. Features: Themes support. Complete weather report for a week. Customizable units Parameters such as temperature, wind speed, Humidity, Pressure, UV Index available. Sunrise and Sunset. Widget support. Graphical representation of the data. Mostly shows accurate data.

One Plus 6 Launched

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One Plus Just unveiled OnePlus 6 What we got to Know: One Plus 6 (Stars at $529) With the glass panel on the rear (with 3D glass finish). Available in Mirror black and midnight black colors. Silk white - limited edition (From June 5TH) The fingerprint sensor on the back like OP 5T No Wireless Charge sadly but the dAsh charging helps Alter slider and headphone jack still exists 6.28" screen with the notch (Amoled Panel with FHD+ resolution and Gorilla Glass 5) 30% Faster performance, 8GB Ram max, 256 GB max storage Face Unlock 0.4 sec Software: Android P available in two days (From the launch date :P) 200 minor changes in software Fast app launch Caching for most used apps Overdraw App Reduction An improved Gaming Mode (Dark mode theme) Toggle to hide the notch Camera: 16MP main camera with OIS + EIS and 20MP secondary camera (1.22 Microns for low light photos) Portrait mode is faster along with New Modes Soon a NEW SOFTWARE UPDATE

Android P features (Developer Preview - 02)

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Gesture-based Navigations: With Andriod P beta, Google has replaced the traditional on-screen navigation keys (need enable the gestures through the settings menu). App drawer: Long Swipe up Recent apps: Short swipe up Home: Single Tap Google Assistant: Long press home soft key Flip through recent apps: Drag right or left (swipe up to close an application) Previous App: A short swipe right Back soft button still exists. Adaptive Battery: With machine learning, the Android P helps to extend the battery life which is named as the adaptive battery. This feature tracks the frequent usage of apps and applies restrictions on the ones which you use the least so that they consume lesser battery. It will be pretty handy feature those who play loads of games. Adaptive Brightness: According to Google the Auto brightness feature on current phones doesn't work properly, with the help of machine learning created "Adaptive Brightness". This feature learns

Android P features (Developer Preview - 01)

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Road Map of Android P: Android P Features :  Developer Preview - 01 Notch Support ( Display Cutout Support) : This sounds pretty weird, but this is very futuristic I guess since most the Android phones in 2018 follow this "NOTCH" trend for some reason. Well, with this feature Android P supports notch (Display Cutout), which lets you find the location and shape where non-functional display available with hardware such as camera and speaker. Indoor Positioning with WiFi RTT : This is a very exciting and useful feature. Google has added the support of Indoor mapping or positioning into Android P with the support for the IEE 802.11 mc Wi-Fi protocol (Wi-Fi Round Trip Time). Apps can take the advantage of this feature with the new generation phone's hardware support.  Notifications : With every version of Android has improved the usability of notifications, in other words how each notification supposed to handle. With Android P quick settings