Realme 7 grabs Android 11 based Realme UI 2.0 stable update

Last year in December, Realme started to test the stability of Android 11-based Realme UI 2.0 on some of its flagships, including Realme 7. After ensuring successful functioning, the package has now started to hit the Realme 7 units in India. The device was launched in September 2020 with Android 10 based Realme UI.

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The latest software for the Realme 7 is unfurling in India on firmware version RMX2151_11_C.08. Along with the Android 11 and Realme UI 2.0 features, the package inculcates the June 2021 security patch to the device.

The fresh build will endorse all the Android 11 based Realme UI 2.0 goodies to the Realme 7. The update will bring new additions like System Cloner, Quick Return Bubble, Enhanced Dark Mode, New App Drawer, Third-party Icon Support, Redesigned Notification Panel, Revamped Always-On display, Improved Game Space, and more.

Moreover, the update makes numerous changes to the performance and user experience by introducing chat bubbles, native screen recorder, one-time permissions, smart device controls, and much more. Apart from these, Realme has also issued an official changelog which brings certain fixes optimizations to the device.

Changelog

• System
  
  
  
  • Android security patch: May and June 2021
  
  
  
  


• Camera
  
  
  
  • Fixed probabilistic screen flash issue in camera's portrait mode
  
  
  • Fixed probabilistic issue of unable to focus
  
  
  
  


• Call
  
  
  
  • Fixed probabilistic noise issue when calling
  
  
  
  


• Third-party
  
  
  
  • Fixed probabilistic screen flash issue when video calling on WhatsApp
  
  
  
  


• System
  
  
  
  • Optimized performance of the system, improve its stability
  
  
  
  

Realme will push this update randomly to a limited number of users to ensure its stability. A broader rollout will follow soon in the coming days after ensuring there are no critical bugs.

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Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI) launched officially

Battlegrounds Mobile India was announced in the country last month. Krafton, the developers of BGMI has now officially released the final version much-awaited gaming app for Indian users. Android users can install the app via Google Play Store, whereas the users on iOS might have to wait a few more days. Here are some more details about the hyped gaming application.

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The final version of the BGMI is released today, though the early access was available to download in May. The Pre-registered players can simply flash the update that weighs 137MB from the Play Store to grab the official version. On the other hand, the rest of the users can download the final version from the Play Store that weighs 731MB in size.

Moreover, developers have announced a bunch of in-game events to pump the release of BGMI. The span of getting the “India ka Battlegrounds” gift is extended to August 19. This will present you with a permanent purple outfit for free. So is the case with 1 million and 5 million downloads, which will reward with supply crate coupons on sign-up.

Furthermore, when the downloads hit 10 million, players can collect a Constable Set after the official opening until August 19. Krafton will announce more such events like Weekend Vibes, Celebration Time, Friends for Life, etc in the coming days.

Keep in note that there are also some requirements to download the Battlegrounds Mobile India app. The player needs to be on a device running Android 5.1.1 or above paired with at least 2GB of RAM.

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Google has started to display Progress Bar for System Updates

Google has finally come up with a solution for the overlong and draggy process of system updates. The software giant has released a new update for the Google Play system which has made the process a piece of piss. You can now see a progress bar that will display the headway of an OTA update.

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Whenever an OTA reaches a device, there's always a pop-up notification that says to restart the phone to ensure the processed update. With the update in the Google Play system, you will already have a track of progress, and the system will be free from any such task.

To be more precise, a small progress bar can be seen under the Google logo animation. Just like we update an app, this progression is also displayed in percentage. People using the Android 12 Beta have experienced this new feature.

The update may look like a minor bump but there's more to it. In the case of major software, the update can take a long time that drains the user. Displaying a '%' progress gives users support to estimate the time duration, meanwhile, they can sit back and relax!

FYI, it is Project Mainline that updates are released directly via OTA. Earlier, the update used to go through various channels before actually hitting the device. The entities were chip OEMs, device OEMs, carriers, and finally the handsets.

With the introduction of Mainline with Android 10, the fragmentation was reduced. It separates some firmware components into their own software modules. That means Google can send the update directly to the devices if the firmware has no relation with the processor or OEM.

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Verizon Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) gets Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update

Last month, Verizon and Samsung rolled out the Android 11 update to the Galaxy Tab S5e users. And after that, the Verizon-based Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) has started receiving the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update. The update is reportedly spinning on the build version RP1A.200720.012.T307USQU5CUE7.

What's New?

Similar to the previous Android 11 updates, it includes new features, enhancements, improvements, and the firmware might also incorporate bug fixes on the off chance. Furthermore, it is mentioned in the changelog that the latest update includes the June 2021 Security Patch.

The firmware brings enhancements to Quick Share for easily sharing files to other Android devices. The update also fuels Android 11 goodies tossed with One UI 3.1 goods. Some of the new features include Chat bubbles, Smart device controls, Media controls, screen recorder, Notification history, Conversation notifications, etc. Moreover, the new One UI 3.1 improves user interaction for Quick Panel, Toolbars, Notifications, Settings.

The users of Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) can head over to Settings>Software updates and check for the updates manually. If the firmware popups there, download and install it. Otherwise, wait until you get it.

As the Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) was official with Android 10 OS, it will receive another major Android update (Android 12) in the future. 

Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) Specifications

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) in 2020, featuring an 8.4-inch TFT display coupled with 270 ppi density and 1200 x 1920 pixels resolution. Under the hood, the 1.8 GHz Octa-core processor powers the device. It comes with 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. Concerning the camera, the tab houses an 8-MP back camera and a 5-MP camera on the front side. A 5,000 mAh battery backs the device.

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Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Tab Active2 start getting the July 2021 Security Patch update

A few hours ago, the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Lite and Galaxy XCover 5 secured new updates. After them, the Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Tab Active2 become the latest devices to join the July 2021 Security Patch update party.

Galaxy Fold update

Discussing the Galaxy Fold update first, the July 2021 Security Patch has started hitting on the firmware number F900FXXS5EUF3. At the moment, the firmware is limited only to the Galaxy Fold France users. And unfortunately, the changelog of this update remains a mystery right now. Nonetheless, as it is a regular monthly patch, we can expect known bug fixes, improvements, and minor changes.

Galaxy Tab Active2 update

Forthcoming to the Galaxy Tab Active2's update, it dispatches with some July 2021 Security Patch and some changes related to the Application of terminal security-related stabilization code. Besides these, Samsung has not added any features or other changes to the device. If the company adds any noticeable changes, then you will be undergoing them while operation your smartphone.

As always, the updates are following the greyscale rollout. It means a set of random users will start receiving the update now, and after successful verification of the firmware that it doesn't include any bugs or issues, all units will start receiving it. Meantime, the Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Tab Active2 from the regions as mentioned earlier can steer to Settings>Software updates and check for the updates.

(Via)

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Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Lite and Galaxy XCover 5 get July 2021 Security Path update

On the previous day, we have seen Samsung rolling out several new updates to the Galaxy S10 Series and many applications, including Samsung Notes, Samsung Files, etc. Now, the company has begun seeding the July 2021 Security Patch update to the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus and Galaxy XCover 5. Let's have a look at the new updates below.

Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Lite

Samsung has started sending the July 2021 Security Patch update to the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus Lite on the build number T735XXU1AUF4. The update is currently live in Vietnam, and a broader rollout can be expected shortly. Regarding changes, it includes improvements for Camera picture quality and adds the monthly security patch. The changelog is as follows.

• Camera picture quality has been improved.

Galaxy XCover 5 update

The users of Galaxy XCover 5 has started picking a new update with the latest July 2021 Security Patch. The new firmware includes the latest security patch and brings improvements for overall stability. We can still expect a few bug fixes in this update. The changelog of this firmware is as follows. The changelog is as follows.

• The overall stability of functions improved.


• The security of your device has been improved.

And as always and undoubtedly, Samsung is releasing the updates in a staggered way. So, users may need to wait for a few days or weeks get to grab this new update. Users can also navigate to Settings>Software updates and check for the updates.

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Google to launch a Health App that combines all medical records

Reportedly, Google is working to develop its own Health app that will allow the user to combine or integrate their medical records. Moreover, you can also share them with your family and friends. The information comes from a well-known tipster, Ishan Agarwal from 91mobiles.

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The source has shared a screenshot of the description of the Google Health app. However, the app is not yet approved. Also, it is not sure if the Health app will make it up for global users.

“See a unified view of your health, pulling together info from your doctor’s visit, labs, and more. Get started by linking your online accounts from places where you’ve received your healthcare,” reads the description.

Mentioning again, the app is still in its early stage of development and is not sure to launch for the public. Though, it has some menus already, including profile pages, records, contacts, and sharing. The presence of the contact and sharing tab indicates that it will require permission to read contacts.



Furthermore, in case the app proves to be a successful launch, it will initially roll out to Android users, later followed by iOS devices. Also, keep in note, the new health app is not meant to replace Google Fit, but to accompany it.

If Google is fortunate to launch the app in the market, we will get to know about the precise information and other details as well. To know further about Google and its services, make sure to stay connected with us!

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Realme X2 Pro is grabbing Android 11 based Realme UI 2.0 stable update

Realme started the Early Access Beta program for Android 11 based Realme UI 2.0 in December 2020 to test its functioning on budget smartphones. After a successful test drive, the package has now started to hit the Realme X2 Pro units. The device was debuted a couple of years back with Android 9 Pie based on ColorOS 6.x.

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The latest software for the Realme X2 Pro can be identified by the firmware version RMX1931_11_F.11. However, in order to flash the update, the user needs to be on the version number RMX1931EX_11.C.37 or RMX1931EX_11.C.38.

The package brings all the Android 11 goodies accompanied by the Realme UI 2.0. Android 11 brings a lot of new additions like chat bubbles, native screen recorder, one-time permissions, smart device controls, and much more.

These are further tossed with Realme UI 2.0 attributes like UI customization, new seamless fun for Gen Z design, new Always-on Display, three style dark mode, notification history, and much more. Moreover, the update makes numerous changes to the performance and user experience.

Realme will push this update randomly to a limited number of users to ensure its stability. After making sure there are no critical bugs, the broader rollout will release soon in the coming days.

In case you don't like the new version, the company has provided an option to switch back to Android 10. However, this will cost you the internal storage of the device.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 key details revealed in leaked renders

Now that we have entered July, the launch of the most awaited devices from Samsung, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and the Galaxy Z Flip 3 are a month away. These are undoubtedly the most anticipated device of this year that have managed to leak extensively. However, there still are some details that stay in the course. Here we have something more that you'd love to know about the Galaxy Z Fold 3!

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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 will be identical to Galaxy Z Fold 2 in terms of camera. The device will hold a triple rear lens with 12MP each. On the other side, there will be a 10MP shooter for selfies as per reports.

As reported, Galaxy Z Fold 3 was supposed to carry an LTPO screen with under-display cameras (UDC). The statement stands true as the smartphone will have a 16MP under-display camera on the foldable screen. Interestingly, this will be the first foldable with the UDC.

Under the hood, Galaxy Z Fold 3 was expected to power Snapdragon 888+ processor. But the dust is now clear as it will equip the standard vanilla Snapdragon 888 chipset paired with up to 512GB of memory configuration.

The other specs include a 7.55-inch display in addition to the 6.23-inch Super AMOLED main panel. Galaxy Z Fold 3 will carry an Infinity-O cover display with a 120Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ certification. It will have Android 11 onboard coupled with up to 16GB RAM.

Furthermore, Galaxy Z Fold 3 will have a side-mounted fingerprint for security. The smartphone will pack a 4,400 mAh battery. Most importantly, it will offer an S Pen functionality which will be a hybrid between the Pen found on the Galaxy S21 Ultra and the Note 20 series.

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