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Episode 307 – Are You Sure These are All Countries?
Guru heads down to the U.N.
Show Notes
* Android News
* Distribution numbers are in, Marshmallow shows a boost to 13.3%.
* Project Fi adds Three to network, allows high speed data in 135+ destinations with no fees.
* Nexus 5 users reporting volume issues after July security patch.
* App News
* CodeWeavers working on a version of Crossover for Android that they have just demoed on a Chromebook.
* Hangouts killing conversation merging because ‘no one was using it’. Guru was.
* Amazon Video now lets you download TV and movies to SD card.
* In Other News
* Skype for Linux updated for the first time since 2014, new version uses WebRTC. The WebRTC version was developed for Skype for Web.
* Verizon increases price of last remaining unlimited customers by $20.
* Nintendo releasing a $60 Mini NES with 30 built in games on November 11th.
* Samsung developing a dual port that can read microSD and UFS. UFS is a new standard that rivals the speed of SSD storage.
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By Guru and JereGuru heads down to the U.N.
Show Notes
* Android News
* Distribution numbers are in, Marshmallow shows a boost to 13.3%.
* Project Fi adds Three to network, allows high speed data in 135+ destinations with no fees.
* Nexus 5 users reporting volume issues after July security patch.
* App News
* CodeWeavers working on a version of Crossover for Android that they have just demoed on a Chromebook.
* Hangouts killing conversation merging because ‘no one was using it’. Guru was.
* Amazon Video now lets you download TV and movies to SD card.
* In Other News
* Skype for Linux updated for the first time since 2014, new version uses WebRTC. The WebRTC version was developed for Skype for Web.
* Verizon increases price of last remaining unlimited customers by $20.
* Nintendo releasing a $60 Mini NES with 30 built in games on November 11th.
* Samsung developing a dual port that can read microSD and UFS. UFS is a new standard that rivals the speed of SSD storage.
Also on:* *