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الجمعة، 30 أكتوبر 2015

Android Central 260: Rubberized, for your protection

Whoa, nelly. This week we've got our first look at Samsung's freaking 18-inch family-sized tablet. Plus we've reviewed the LG V10 and HTC One A9 — and we'll tell you what you need to know about this Chrome merging with Android thing.

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Samsung Gear S2, a second opinion

Samsung has created a beautiful smartwatch, with smooth lines and innovative elements.

The Samsung Gear S2 review has our definitive take on the new smartwatch, with all of the details covered. Being a smartwatch doesn't mean that it's less deserving of a second opinion though.

I've been using the Sony Smartwatch 3 for a while, as it was the best fit on my wrist out of the Android Wear offerings we've seen so far, but I've been looking forward to something a bit smaller and sleeker. I switched to give the Gear S2 a shot, and see if it's size and design could make up for running on Tizen instead of Android Wear. I've been using it now for a week, paired with a Samsung Galaxy S6 edge.

Here are my thoughts on the newest wrist computer from Samsung.












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A quick look at the Diztronic TPU Case for Moto G 2015

This skin case keeps a simple design that doesn't bulk up the Moto G 2015, but adds a light buffer for minor impacts.

Many folks, including myself, aren't looking for a rugged option to protect the Moto G 2015. With the device's already chunky design, having a slim case that adds just enough protection and grip seems like the better route to go if you have to use a case at all. Diztronic's TPU Case fits the bill nicely and doesn't feel cheap despite its affordable price point.












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Who's Down is Google's invite-only app for meeting up with friends

Every once in a while, Google pops a new and interesting niche app out onto Google Play with nary a word, and a new app called Who's Down is the latest.












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Android Central Podcast Live!

Watch the Android Central Podcast live at 4 p.m. EDT Oct. 30!

The Android Central Podcast is recorded live in front of a live studio audience, so you can catch us in the act. To take part in the live Q&A, hit up this link. Or watch us live from your phone with the official Android Central app!












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Quick comparison: Amazon Fire TV vs Apple TV vs Nvidia Shield TV

Amazon, Nvidia and Apple are all making serious plays to win over your television, and here we're putting them up against each other.

Perhaps more importantly, these three all represent different content ecosystems. Amazon and Apple both have their own app stores and content delivery services that they'd love you to give them money for, while the Shield TV relies on Google's Android TV and its own first-party gaming service.

First, here's how the hardware breaks down.












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Enabling Android Pay loyalty card location notifications

Loyalty cards are great for earning rewards, but only if you actually remember to use them.

Using Android Pay, not only do you get to keep all of your loyalty and rewards cards together, you also can be notified when you can use the card. Simply by turning this feature on, Android Pay will let you know when and where your loyalty card can be used in the vicinity of your location. By then paying using your phone, you will earn rewards without being inconvenienced.












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