#Android 7.0 Nougat

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UOC - PAC 3: Kevin Boix - Plataformas de Distribución de Contenido

Reproducción

Vimeo, tiene un reproductor de vídeo bastante simple, creado en HTML5, donde podemos ver todas las features básicas que cumplen con las necesidades del usuario, controlar el volumen, pause and play, añadir subtítulos, configuración de calidad, maximizar y minimizar, todas estas funcionabilidades están en la parte inferior, pero en la parte superior derecha, tenemos el sharing, donde permite dar control al usuario: compartir, me gusta, guardar en listas personales.

2. Plataformas

Los navegadores compatibles son los siguientes:

Chrome 60 en adelante (tiene actualizaciones automáticas)

Firefox 60 en adelante (tiene actualizaciones automáticas)

Microsoft Edge 79 en adelante (tiene actualizaciones automáticas)

Safari 11+

Sistemas operativos:

Se garantiza la funcionabilidad al 100% en los siguientes:

Windows 10 en adelante

Apple desde macOs11 (BigSur) en adelante con Safari 16 en adelante.

Dispositivos móviles y tabletas:

Android 8.0 (Oreo) en adelante

Navegador Safari con iOS12 – iPad12 en adelante

En cuanto a la aplicación móvil de vimeo:

Andorid(Nougat) versión 7.0 o superior

iOS, versión 14 o superior

*La aplicación vimeo para macOS requiere macOS12.12 (Sierra) o superior

La diferencia es que en Iphone, si el dispositivo es compatible con HDR10 y un sistema de reproducción que admita H.265 (HEVC), podrás reproducir HDR y Dolby Vision.

3. Servicios asociados

También, Vimeo proporciona una serie de herramientas de gestión empresarial, como por ejemplo asesoría para mejorar las métricas de tu contenido, soluciones de marketing y también un plan de hosting de servidores, como hace Amazon con AWS o Microsoft con Azure, sin olvidar, que también ofrece la posibilidad de realizar un pan o análisis de datos con todas las métricas para saber el engaging de tu contenido, quién y cuantas veces lo visualizan y para finalizar tienes la posibilidad de crear webinars o tener un sistema para webinars si eliges pagar la versión Premium de Vimeo para empresas

Siempre con la premisa de acelerar tu compañía hacia el éxito, captación de clientes aumentando la interacción y cualquier tipo de optimización, en pocas palabras, aprovechar todo el potencial de tu contenido.

4. Transmisión

Si prefieres retransmitir en vivo, Vimeo crea una transcodificación de tu video en la nube y RTMP para perder la mínima calidad posible y tengas flexibilidad para subir un contenido algo pesado o de mucha calidad y que el usuario final pueda reproducirlo sin problema con su ancho de banda preferido.

Para la transmisión hace uso de los siguientes protocolos:

HTTP (HYPERTEXT TRANSFER PROTOCOL)

HLS (HTTP LIVE STREAMING)

RTMP (REAL-TIME MESSAGING PROTOCOL)

HDS (HTTP DYNAMIC STREAMING)

Y los protocolos base, para la reproducción de vídeo, envío de paquetes y el transporte, son los siguientes:

Capa de comunicación o enlace: PPP, DSL, Wi-Fi, etc.

Capa de Internet: IPv4, IPv6, etc.

Capa de transporte: TCP, UDP, etc.

Capa de aplicación: HTTP, IMAP, FTP, etc

5. Almacenamiento

En este caso, Vimeo está limitado a una cuota semanal y un almacenamiento total, con los planes basic, plus y pro, te permiten más cantidad de almacenamiento o menos, esa cuota se restablece cada 7 días:

La cuota de carga semanal se concede de la siguiente manera:

Básico: 500MB/semana, limitado a 10 cargas cada 24 horas

Más: 5 GB/semana

Pro: 20 GB/semana

El almacenamiento total se concede de la siguiente manera:

Básico: 5GB

Pro Ilimitado: 3TB

Empresas: 5TB

Premium 7TB

6. Codificación

Códecs de video: H.264, Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) o H.265 (HEVC)

Velocidad de fotogramas: mantén la velocidad de fotogramas nativa y elige una velocidad de fotogramas constante

Tasa de bits: elige variable si es posible y sigue los rangos basados en la definición de tu video

Resolución: proporción de aspecto de píxeles de 1:1

Colores primarios y coeficientes de la matriz: se aceptan todos, pero recomendamos BT.2020 (Rec. 2020) o BT.709 (Rec. 709)

Características de transferencia del color: para los videos HDR, solo admitimos la función de transferencia PQ (SMPTE 284) o HLG

Profundidad de bits: 10 o superior

Tipo de escaneo: progresivo, y se recomienda desentrelazar videos

Códec de audio: AAC-LC (AAC de baja complejidad)

Velocidad de transmisión de datos: 320 kb/s

Frecuencia de muestreo: 48 kHz

7. Estadísticas

Vimeo tiene integrada (en su plan de pago) una herramienta de analíticas para conocer mejor a tu público proporciona las siguientes estadísticas:

Ubicación, edad, rango del público objetivo

Redes sociales o plataformas donde han visualizado el contenido

Monitorización de los KPY de tus vídeos, para conocer el rendimiento real de tus vídeos, la duración media de tus vídeos y cuando dejan de ser interesantes para tus usuarios.

8. Modelo de negocio

Vimeo principalmente gana a través de las subscripciones, hay cuatro opciones de membresía:

Vimeo plus

Vimeo PRO

Vimeo Business

Vimeo Premium

9. Formatos de publicidad

Vimeo es ad-free para la mayoría de los usuarios, los miembros básicos podrán visualizar publicidad en sus vídeos como sucede en otras plataformas como youtube, twitch, etc...

Si tienes un plan de pago entonces no te aparecerá publicidad.

En cuanto a la monetización de los vídeos para los creadores de contenido, Vimeo te permite (con una tarifa) crear un sitio exclusivo para tu audiencia y seguidores, donde podrás convertir tus vídeos en productos de suscripción y membresía, cursos en línea, webinars y todos estos servicios estarán monetizados para que ambos generen liquidez.

10. Investiga y define nuevos formatos

Vimeo te permite definir y crear una estrategia de marketing para que tu contenido sea lo más impactante y relevante posible.

Retención y captación de clientes con más engaging

Estudios para conocer tu mercado y tus clientes

Personalizar tus mensajes y ofertas

Te permite conocer y contactar con tu público

Redes sociales para contribuir a mejorar tu imagen y conocer tus clientes

Asistencia y asesoramiento para ser lo más competitivo posible

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A Multilingual Adventure- Discovering the Magic of Google Pixel Buds

Designed elegantly and with simple controls, Google Pixel Buds are a pair of wireless earbuds that let you listen to media, take calls, talk to your Assistant, translate languages, and express yourself. Your headphones could do more than just let you enjoy your preferred music. Right? What if they could assist you in completing tasks without looking at your phone? Or if they could just ask to help you, almost certainly answer any query, or assist you in understanding someone speaking another tongue? Sounds something unbelievable. Today, we are unveiling Google Pixel Buds because, trust me, it is a handy pair of headphones. These wireless headphones include a few extra smarts to obtain the answers you need while keeping your eyes up, sound fantastic, are easy to use and charge, and provide support from Google Assistant. Google Pixel Buds Specifications Specification Details Brand Google Model Pixel Buds Type True Wireless Earbuds Connectivity Bluetooth 5.0 Battery Life Up to 5 hours (earbuds), up to 24 hours with charging case Charging USB-C, Wireless Charging Earbud Weight 5.3 grams each Case Weight 56.1 grams Water Resistance IPX4 (sweat and water-resistant) Audio Custom-designed 12mm dynamic speaker drivers Voice Assistant Google Assistant Microphones Dual beam-forming microphones Additional Features Adaptive Sound, Real-time Translation, Touch Controls Colors White, Almost Black, Quite Mint, Oh So Orange What is included in the box? Google Pixel Buds Charging Case USB-C Charging Cable Ear Tips Quick Start Guide Warranty Card Safety and Regulatory Guide User Experience Aspect Description Setup Simple Fit Secure Sound Quality Crisp Controls Intuitive Connectivity Seamless Battery Life Long-lasting Voice Assistant Integrated Comfort Ergonomic Pixel Buds: Easy Use and All-Day Comfort Using Pixel Buds is incredibly easy, and the emphasis is on being user-friendly right out of the box. Each pair has its fabric loop that ensures they fit snugly but comfortably. This makes it easy to wear them for long periods without discomfort. This design is excellent for people who don't like constantly changing or fixing their earbuds' parts. The adjustments are quick and easy and are made to fit your needs without any trouble. The Pixel Buds' controls are cleverly simple and very easy to understand. There is no need for buttons because the right earbud has a keyboard built right into it. This design choice makes the earbuds look and feel better and makes them easier to use. Simple gestures let you easily control your listening: swipe forward to turn up the volume, swipe back to turn it down, and use a light tap to stop or play your music. It's as easy to charge your Pixel Buds as it is to use them. They come with a small charging case that you can put in your pocket or bag without any trouble. This case isn't just portable; it also lets you listen to music for up to 24 hours, so your buds are always ready when you are. The Pixel Buds are incredibly easy to pair with your device. All you have to do is open the charging case close to your Pixel or an Android phone running Android 7.0 Nougat or higher with Google Assistant, and the buds will connect right away without any complicated setup needed. Help with more complex tasks with Google Assistant. Not only are the Pixel Buds headphones, but they also let you use all of Google Assistant's features right from your ears. It would be great if you could tell your helper to play your favourite music, make calls, or read your turn-by-turn directions without touching your phone. This tool is excellent when you need to concentrate, like commuting, cooking, or jogging. On top of that, Google Assistant can help you remember important things. Google Assistant will let you know if you have an important message or a meeting coming up. It can even read texts out loud, so you can stay up to date without taking your attention away from what you're doing. Google Translate Breaks Down Language Barriers One of the most innovative things about the Pixel Buds is that they work with Google Translate. With this feature, the earbuds become influential real-time language translators, making them perfect for travellers or anyone who talks to people who speak different languages. Take a seat in a cute Parisian café. Press and hold the right earbud, ask Google Assistant to "Help me speak French," and start talking. Your phone's speaker translates The English you speak into French, and the French replies are translated back into English for you to hear. This function works with an amazing 40 languages, making it an essential tool for communicating with people worldwide. Availability, Colours, and More Just Black, Clearly White, and Kinda Blue will be the three fashionable colours the Pixel Buds will be supplied in November. These choices guarantee that your earbuds work perfectly and complement your taste and style. They will also be readily available worldwide since they launch in numerous foreign markets, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, and Singapore. Improved Connectivity and Convenience The Pixel Buds provide everyone wishing to improve their auditory experience with a complete solution that blends naturally with the Google ecosystem. They stand out for their technological prowess and emphasis on simplifying daily contacts through accessibility. The Pixel Buds are meant to enhance your life in many different ways, from managing your music to negotiating the streets to breaking down language barriers; they bring the power of the Google Assistant into a small, portable form you can carry anywhere. Pros and Cons Pros Cons High-Quality Audio Expensive Comfortable Fit Limited Color Options Easy Setup Average Noise Isolation Seamless Integration Touch Controls Compact Design To sum up The Google Pixel Buds are a big step forward in how innovative technology is used in everyday life. The simple form of these earbuds makes them very useful for many things that improve daily life. They offer more than excellent sound quality by combining great functionality with a simple look. The Pixel Buds are meant to be the best wireless earbuds ever. They can do everything, from working perfectly with Google Assistant to translating between languages in real time, and they're also just great for listening to music. Google's announcement promises a better sound experience and a tool to help people meet and be more accessible as the world becomes smaller. FAQs What makes Google Pixel Buds different from other intelligent earbuds? The Google Pixel Buds stand out because they can connect to Google Assistant and translate in real-time through Google Translate. These features make wireless earphones different because they let you control and talk in more than 40 languages without using your hands. How do the Pixel Buds' touch features work? The Pixel Buds have a touch-sensitive area on the right side. You can slide the phone forward or backward to change the volume. Press and hold to play or pause music, and this will turn on Google Assistant. The settings are made simple so you can use them without looking. Are Pixel Buds able to translate talks in real-time? What's going on? Systems using Pixel Buds can use Google Convert to switch between languages in real time. Hold down the right earbud and ask Google Assistant to help you speak a different language. When you talk into the buds, the translation will come through the phone's speaker. Then, the answers come back to you through the buds. Read the full article

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The Evolution of Android: From Inception to Today

Explore the evolution of Android from its origins as a digital camera operating system to today's leading global platform for mobile devices. Discover the developmental milestones, sweet version codenames, and revolutionary impacts on mobile technology in this comprehensive article.

From its inception as a concept for digital cameras to becoming the world's leading platform for mobile devices, Android has undergone a remarkable journey. This article delves into Android's milestones, starting from its early days under Android Inc. to the latest innovations shaping our mobile experiences today.

Android is today the world’s most used operating system for mobile devices. Its journey began in 2003 when a group of developers, led by Andy Rubin, founded Android Inc. The initial vision was to create an advanced operating system for digital cameras. However, the concept soon expanded to mobile devices, and in 2005, Android was acquired by Google. This acquisition laid the groundwork for an operating system poised to revolutionize the world of mobile communication.

The Beginnings: Android 1.0 and 1.1

Android 1.0, released in September 2008, marked the official starting point. It offered basic features such as a web browser, email client, calendar, and contacts management. The HTC Dream (also known as T-Mobile G1) was the first commercially available smartphone to utilize Android. Android 1.1, released in February 2009, brought minor improvements and bug fixes.

Cupcake, Donut, and Eclair: The Early Years

With Android 1.5 Cupcake, released in April 2009, Google began a tradition of giving sweet codenames to its versions. Cupcake introduced widgets, video recording, and support for third-party keyboards. Android 1.6 Donut, released in September 2009, improved the search function and brought support for various screen sizes and resolutions. Android 2.0 Eclair, released in October 2009, brought significant improvements to the user interface, integration of Google Maps Navigation, and support for HTML5.

Froyo, Gingerbread, and Honeycomb: Growth

Android 2.2 Froyo, released in May 2010, introduced performance improvements, Flash support, and the mobile hotspot mode. Android 2.3 Gingerbread, released in December 2010, brought an improved user interface, optimized power management, and support for NFC (Near Field Communication). Android 3.0 Honeycomb, introduced in February 2011 specifically for tablets, offered a new holographic UI design and enhanced features for large screens.

Ice Cream Sandwich and Jelly Bean: Unified Experience

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, released in October 2011, unified the tablet and smartphone versions of Android and brought a comprehensive redesign of the user interface. New features included face recognition for unlocking, data usage management, and an improved camera app. Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, introduced in July 2012, improved performance and responsiveness through “Project Butter” and introduced Google Now, an intelligent personal assistant.

KitKat and Lollipop: The Path to Maturity

Android 4.4 KitKat, released in October 2013, optimized performance for devices with low memory and introduced the Google Experience Launcher. It also brought improvements in voice search and deeper integration of Google Now. Android 5.0 Lollipop, introduced in November 2014, brought Material Design, a visual language characterized by a flat user interface, vibrant colors, and fluid animations. Lollipop also made significant changes to the OS architecture, such as support for 64-bit processors and a new runtime environment called ART.

Marshmallow, Nougat, and Oreo: Focus on Stability and Performance

Android 6.0 Marshmallow, released in October 2015, focused on enhancing user experience through features like app permissions, Google Now on Tap, and the Doze power-saving mode. Android 7.0 Nougat, released in August 2016, introduced split-screen view, enhanced notifications, and improved performance and security. Android 8.0 Oreo, released in August 2017, brought picture-in-picture mode, autofill for passwords, and enhanced security features like Google Play Protect.

Pie, Q, and R: Latest Developments

Android 9.0 Pie, released in August 2018, introduced gesture navigation, digital well-being features, and adaptive battery that utilizes machine learning to optimize battery life. Android 10, released in September 2019, marked the end of sweet codenames and brought a system-wide dark mode, improved privacy and security features, and new gesture navigation. Android 11, released in September 2020, built upon these improvements and introduced new features such as conversation notifications, integrated screen recording, and enhanced control for smart home devices.

Android 12 and Beyond: The Future of Android

Android 12, released in October 2021, brought the largest design update since Lollipop. The new “Material You” design dynamically adapts to the user’s wallpaper colors, offering deeper personalization. Android 12 also introduced an enhanced privacy dashboard, providing users with a better overview of which apps are using their data. Additionally, new security features include indicators that show when the camera or microphone are active.

The Android Community and Ecosystem

A key factor in Android’s success is its open nature. Developers from around the world have the opportunity to create applications and distribute them via the Google Play Store. This openness has led to a vast array of apps and services that extend the functionality of Android devices. Google has also collaborated closely with hardware partners to ensure Android runs smoothly on a variety of devices, from budget smartphones to high-end flagships.

Android One and Android Go: Accessible to All

Google has launched initiatives like Android One and Android Go to ensure Android is accessible to everyone. Android One offers an optimized version of the OS with guaranteed updates and a pure Google experience. Android Go is a streamlined version of Android specifically designed for low-performance devices, ensuring good performance even on budget smartphones.

Security and Privacy

In recent years, Google has made significant efforts to enhance the security and privacy of Android. Features like Google Play Protect scan apps for potential threats, and regular security updates are released to address known vulnerabilities. With each new update, privacy features are also expanded to give users more control over their personal data.

The Role of Android in the Internet of Things (IoT)

Android has also established itself as a crucial platform in the growing Internet of Things (IoT) sector. With Android Things, a specially developed operating system for IoT devices, Google aims to create a unified and secure platform for connecting devices in homes, businesses, and public spaces. This opens up new opportunities for developers and manufacturers to create innovative products that seamlessly communicate with each other.

Conclusion: The Continuous Evolution of Android

Android has evolved from its humble beginnings to become a dominant operating system powering billions of devices worldwide. Through continuous innovation and adaptation to user needs, Android has solidified its position as the leading mobile platform. With each new version, Android brings improvements in performance, security, and user experience, making it an indispensable part of our digital lives. The future of Android continues to look promising as it evolves to meet changing demands and expectations.

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What are the instruction to activate Aka Microsoft phonee link?

Microsoft Phone Link replaces the Your Phone Buddy application and permits you to channel your notices, get calls, and utilize your versatile applications on your PC. With a refreshed plan for Windows 11, Phone Link is arriving at clients all over the planet.

The aka.ms/phonelinkqrc experience will come preinstalled on your PC with Windows 10 or Windows 11, essentially search "Phone Link" in Start menu. On the off chance that you are on Windows 10 and can't find Phone Link, you might have to refresh to a later form of Windows 10 or download Phone Link straightforwardly from the Microsoft Store.

From your PC, you can interface with Android and select Samsung and HONOR devices with these two applications:

Link to Windows (LTW) application for most Android devices.

Link to Windows (LTW) application preinstalled on select Samsung and HONOR phones.

You'll see the name Link to Windows in the Google Play Store and in the World Store. In the Microsoft Store, you'll see Phone Link. This link between your device and PC gives you moment admittance to all that you love. Peruse and answer to messages effortlessly, view late photographs from your Android device, utilize your #1 portable apps6, settle on and get decisions, and deal with your Android device's notices right on your PC.

Phone Link requires the accompanying to work:

A PC running Windows 10 May 2019 Update or later.

Assuming you're right now running the May 2019 Update, you should introduce the Phone Link application from the Microsoft Store. Any Windows rendition after the May 2019 Update will have the application preinstalled.

An Android device running Android 7.0 (Nougat) or above.

You'll find aka.ms/phonelinkqrc preinstalled assuming you have the Windows 10 October 2019 Update or later. At the point when you open the application, you'll be directed through a couple of additional means you'll have to take to wrap setting things up.

Step by step instructions to link your devices

Turn on the devices you need to link and ensure they are close enough to one another.

Determine the sort of association you need to utilize. For instance, you could utilize Bluetooth to link two phones, or Wi-Fi to interface a phone to a PC.

Make sure that the device you need to link has the essential elements and settings empowered to lay out the association. For instance, for Bluetooth linking, you should ensure that the two devices have Bluetooth turned on and are in discoverable mode.

Once the devices are prepared to interface, look for accessible devices or organizations on the device you need to link. Contingent upon the device, this could include going to the settings menu or utilizing a particular application.

When you see the device you need to link recorded, select it and follow any prompts to finish the association. This could include entering a secret word or PIN, or affirming that you need to coordinate the devices.

Once the devices are linked, you ought to have the option to utilize them together as expected. For instance, on the off chance that you linked a phone to a speaker, you ought to have the option to play music from the phone through the speaker.

Assuming that you start from your PC:

Ensure that both your PC and phone have Bluetooth abilities and they are turned on.

On your PC, open the Settings application and snap on "Devices".

Click on "Bluetooth and different devices" and ensure that the flip switch for Bluetooth is turned on.

On your phone, go to Settings and turn on Bluetooth.

On your PC, click on "Add Bluetooth or other device". A window will open, showing different device types.

Select "Bluetooth" and trust that your PC will examine for adjacent devices.

Your phone ought to show up in the rundown of accessible devices. Click on it and follow any prompts to finish the matching system.

Once your phone is matched with your PC, you can move documents between them, share your phone's web association, or utilize your phone as a remote information device.

Step by step instructions to Link Your Android device ?

Look for Link to Windows in the Google Play Store, then, at that point, download the application.

Check a QR code that is shown to you on your PC. To get to the QR code, open your PC's program and go to www.aka.ms/phone link qrc.

Utilize the in-application camera on your Android device to examine the QR code showed on your PC.

You may be provoked for a few consents subsequent to examining the QR code. aka.ms/phonelinkqrc

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How to set up and Use Microsoft Phone Link?

Today we are excited to declare the development of Your Phone application as Phone Link. We presented the Your Phone experience over a long time back, permitting you to keep your smartphone in your pocket yet have the option to get to your photographs and messages on your PC. From that point forward, we have empowered more capacities, for example, the capacity to channel notices on your Windows PC, settle on and get phone decisions in any event, when your phone is far off, and utilize your Android portable applications on your Windows PC.

Aka.ms/phonelinkqrc is utilized to link an Android gadget and a Windows PC. This Microsoft component must be among Android and Windows gadgets. Utilizing the aka.ms/phonelinkqrc highlight, one can link their smartphone and PC and work their phone capabilities on the actual PC.

On the off chance that you addressed yes to any of these inquiries, you want to utilize www.aka.ms/phone link qrc. This is a component from Microsoft that permits you to link your Android gadget and your Windows PC easily. You can utilize the Phone Link application on your PC and the Link to Windows application on your phone to interface your gadgets utilizing a QR code.

By utilizing Aka.ms/phonelinkqrc, you can partake in the accompanying advantages:

View and answer to instant messages with a console or answer calls utilizing the headset previously matched up to your PC.

Access your phone's applications on your PC and use them as though they were local Windows applications.

Change settings on notices, Bluetooth, and volume, as well as skip and delay melodies that are playing on your phone.

Keep your recollections got across gadgets by matching up your photographs and documents with OneDrive.

Take up where you forgot about on your latest undertakings with Microsoft 365.

To get everything rolling with Aka.ms/phonelinkqrc, you really want to have a PC running Windows 10 (with the May 2019 Update or later) or Windows 11, and an Android gadget running Android 7.0 (Nougat) or later. You likewise need to have the two gadgets associated with a similar Wi-Fi organization.

What is Phone Link on Windows?

Phone Link is another element in the Windows Makers Update that allows you to adjust your phone to your PC. This implies you can see your phone's warnings, messages, and application alarms right on your PC. Besides, you can utilize your phone as a trackpad or console for your PC. To begin, all you really want is the aka.ms/phonelinkqrc code.

How To Set Up the Phone Link Application on Your Windows PC?

Interface your phone and PC both to a typical WiFi.

Type "Phone Link" in the Windows search bar.

Click on "Link Your Phone".

Tap on "Add a Phone"

Click on Get everything rolling.

Sign in with your Microsoft account login subtleties and snap Proceed.

aka.ms/yourpc - Enter your Code

Utilize your internet browser to go to www.aka.ms.yourpc.

On your screen, you will see an 8-digit code.

Enter the 8-digit code that you see on the screen of your application or gadget.

Advantages of www.aka.ms/yourpc

In the wake of presenting this capability, Microsoft www.aka.ms.yourpc essentially worked on the utilization of smartphones with Windows. The advantages of this help highlight are as per the following:

Flawlessly move content: We should begin with the most central benefit of utilizing this program. Individuals have been downloading outsider programming throughout recent years to move content between gadgets. As a matter of fact, moving the substance with USB ropes demonstrated wasteful and excessively sluggish. Nonetheless, clients can now move a limitless measure of content in no time flat by utilizing this application. Your substance isn't imparted to anybody since it is so fast and secure.

Admittance to programs: This is an extra benefit of utilizing this Windows capability; you can persistently get to any of your introduced applications on your smartphone. Clients can see their smartphone applications on the greater screen after the sync method, however they should initially have functional web network.

Execute tasks: We've discussed utilizing a more extensive screen to get to the programs. In any case, you can likewise make a move on those applications. Envision that you are getting a WhatsApp call now. Hence, by using this capacity, you might answer them on a bigger screen and even do your smartphone's all's capabilities.

Admittance to a smartphone: Moving, settling on decisions, and in any event, utilizing the applications is very pleasurable. Be that as it may, this element is extensively surprisingly adaptable. Through this program, you may now get to your whole smartphone. Access your video and photograph exhibitions.

These were the primary benefits of utilizing www.aka.ms yourpc to associate the Smartphone to Windows operating system. In this manner, we will go over the techniques and requirements for associating a phone to a PC.

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Samsung Android Nougat'ı Tam Sürüme Geçiriyor

Samsung, en son olarak 5. güncellemesini verdiği Nougat 7.0 Beta testini sonlandıracak ve genel güncellemeyi kullanıcılarına sunacak.

Samsung, Android 7.0 Nougat’ı uzun bir süredir sadece sınırlı cihazlarda kullanıma sunuyor,  beta aşamasında olan Android 7.0 Nougat için en son güncelleme bir kaç gün önce yayınlandı. Bu sayede beta testini tahminen 2017 yılının başlarında sonlandıracak olan Samsung, 2017 yılı içerisinde Android 7.1 tam sürümünü, tüm Galaxy S7 ve Galaxy S7 Edge cihazlarında kullanıcılara sunacak.

Tahminen Galaxy S8 piyasaya Android 7.1 Nougat ile çıkacak ve Galaxy A serilerine de bu yeni sürümün gelmesi bekleniyor. Tabi bu konuda henüz resmi bir açıklama yapılmış değil. Fakat Samsung’un en çok önem verdiği serilerden olan bu serilere Android 7.1 Nougat’ı getirmemesi düşünülemez.

Şu an için Samsung tarafından resmi bir açıklama gelmedi fakat 2017 yılına geçtiğimiz andan itibaren, Samsung’un beta sürümünü sonlandırması bekleniyor. Bu da tam sürümün 2017 yılının başlarında çıkacağının bir kanıtı niteliğinde. Tahminlerimize göre kısa süren sonra resmi bir açıklama gelecektir.

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Mi Box 3 to Get Android TV 9 Update Soon, Public Beta Currently in Testing: Report

Mi Box 3 to Get Android TV 9 Update Soon, Public Beta Currently in Testing: Report

Xiaomi Mi Box 3 will reportedly get the Android TV 9.0 update soon as the company has rolled out its initial public beta build to a select number of testers. The Android TV box was launched in 2016 with Android TV 6.0. Later, it directly got Android Oreo 8.0 update as the company skipped the Nougat 7.0 update. The Android TV 9 update is reported to bring support for the Mi Remote app. There is no…

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A Brief History of Android: From its Origins to the Latest Releases

Android is the world's most popular mobile operating system, powering billions of devices around the globe. But how did this versatile and widely-used operating system come to be? In this blog post, we'll take a look at the history of Android, from its early beginnings to the latest releases.

The origins of Android

Android was founded in 2003 by Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Nick Sears, and Chris White. The company was initially focused on developing a mobile operating system for digital cameras, but eventually shifted its focus to smartphones.

In 2005, Google acquired Android, and the company's first Android-powered phone, the HTC Dream (also known as the T-Mobile G1), was released in 2008. The HTC Dream was the first phone to feature a full touchscreen and the Android Market (now known as the Google Play Store), which allowed users to download apps.

The early years (2008-2011)

In the early years of Android, the operating system saw rapid development and an increase in market share. In 2009, the Motorola Droid was released, which was the first Android phone to be marketed as a "smartphone."

In 2010, Android released its first tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, and also introduced Android 3.0 Honeycomb, which was specifically designed for tablets.

In 2011, Android released its first "ice cream sandwich" version, Android 4.0, which introduced a unified interface for phones and tablets.

The modern era (2012-present)

In 2012, Android released its first "jelly bean" version, Android 4.1, which included Google Now and improved voice recognition. In 2013, Android released Android 4.4 KitKat, which introduced a redesigned interface and improved performance.

In 2014, Android released Android 5.0 Lollipop, which introduced a new design language called Material Design and improved battery life. In 2015, Android released Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which introduced native support for fingerprint sensors and improved battery management.

In 2016, Android released Android 7.0 Nougat, which introduced split-screen multitasking and improved notification management. In 2017, Android released Android 8.0 Oreo, which introduced picture-in-picture mode and improved battery life.

In 2018, Android released Android 9.0 Pie, which introduced a new gesture-based navigation system and improved artificial intelligence capabilities. In 2019, Android released Android 10, which introduced a new dark mode and improved privacy controls.

In 2020, Android released Android 11, which introduced a new conversation section in the notification shade and improved privacy controls. In 2021, Android released Android 12, which introduced a new design language called Material You and improved privacy controls.

As we can see, Android has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 2003. From its first phone, the HTC Dream, to the latest releases, Android has consistently evolved and improved, introducing new features and capabilities that have kept it at the forefront of mobile technology. It will be exciting to see what the future holds for Android and how the operating system will continue to shape the world of mobile devices.

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Google sta lavorando per velocizzare i tempi di installazione degli aggiornamenti del software Pixel

In passato, l'installazione di un aggiornamento OTA su un Pixel significava tempi di inattività di almeno 10-15 minuti poiché il dispositivo si avviava in modalità di ripristino e si riavviava un paio di volte durante il processo. L'introduzione di Seamless Updates con Android 7.0 Nougat ha cambiato la situazione e da allora Google ha modificato il meccanismo di aggiornamento. Grazie a questi miglioramenti (ancora da richiedere ufficialmente), il tuo Pixel ora installa un aggiornamento software in background su una partizione di sistema virtuale secondaria e passa ad esso con un riavvio, riducendo il tempo di inattività totale a pochi minuti. Ma il fatto che un'installazione possa richiedere fino a 20 minuti rimane ancora il più grande ostacolo da affrontare. Un nuovo set di patch inviato al gerrit del progetto Android Open Source indica che Google vuole cambiarlo.

Come notato da Mishaal Rahman, Google sta lavorando per velocizzare l'installazione degli aggiornamenti OTA sui dispositivi che supportano le partizioni A/B virtuali con un meccanismo di compressione. I miglioramenti possono ridurre il tempo di installazione OTA completo fino a 10 minuti. Su un Pixel 6 Pro, le patch hanno contribuito a ridurre il tempo di installazione di un OTA completo da 2,2 GB da 23 minuti a circa 13 minuti. Allo stesso modo, un OTA incrementale da 376 MB ha impiegato 16 minuti rispetto ai 22 minuti originali. La prima patch abilita le operazioni batch COW (copy-on-write) in un cluster, mentre la seconda patch abilita l'uso di due thread per una compressione degli snapshot più rapida. Quest'ultima correzione da sola aiuta a ridurre i tempi di installazione di circa sei minuti.

Google ha apportato diversi miglioramenti alle partizioni A/B virtuali in Android 13 che hanno ridotto le dimensioni dell'istantanea dal 25% al ​​40% e i tempi di unione fino al 40%. Questi miglioramenti al processo mirano a velocizzare ulteriormente l'installazione OTA.

Nonostante i vantaggi di Seamless Updates siano in circolazione da anni, la maggior parte dei produttori di Android deve ancora adottarlo. Ci sono stati segnali che Google ha adottato misure per richiedere agli OEM di distribuire aggiornamenti continui ai dispositivi che si avviano con Android 13, ma non c'è ancora nulla di ufficiale. Detto questo, i proprietari di Pixel dovrebbero presto essere in grado di godere di installazioni di aggiornamento più veloci in generale.