Thursday 3 July 2014

9 nifty things we found in our first hour with Android L

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9 nifty things we found in our first hour with Android L

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Android L is full of tweaks and enhancements. Here are just a few!

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Android L features revealed: Multitasking and recent apps

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The new stacked card method is immersive, but not necessarily more helpful than previous iterations.

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Google buys Songza to beef up its music service

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Google needs to make its music offering more valuable, and Songza's song recommendation technology is a great way to do that.

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Google quietly announces plan to kill Quickoffice apps after beefing up Drive's editing

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With Google's own productivity apps doing almost everything that Quickoffice does, the search giant is retiring its Office-compatible mobile apps.

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