Google releases Android 11 Developer Preview 3.--New Modern Tech Media






Google has begun rolling out the third release of the Android 11 Developer Preview to several Pixel devices. Unfortunately, we don’t recommend anyone flash a Developer Preview build to your Pixel if it is currently your primary device, as it perhaps may not be stable enough.




The update is dated on April 23 with a build number of RPP3.200230.017 and is security patched up to April 2020. Is is running with Google Play services 20.12.14.




If you are already running the Android 11 Developer Preview, Google offers the ability to update to DP3 via OTA update. You can find the factory images at the Source link below.




Google notes this update offers “bug fixes and a set of productivity improvements,” which doesn’t tell us much. Once Android 11 reaches the Beta phase, it will not only be somewhat stable for daily use, but it will also be much easier to sign up and pull the update OTA (over-the-air). Currently, the Developer Preview requires that you wipe your Pixel device’s data, so be sure to back up files before flashing.

~By

Sunilkumar Choudari

RECENT POSTS

With this spyware, there is a risk that your Whatsapp will be hacked with a single Whatsapp call. --Sunilkumar Choudari.!

Image
Whatsapp has accused a shadowy Israeli spyware firm of helping to hack the messages of more than a thousand users. WhatsApp claims in court filings that the software, known as Pegasus, broke into users' WhatsApp accounts, giving hackers access to messages, photos, contacts and more. It's alleged that the spyware was inserted into people's phones using a WhatsApp voice call. Victims did not have to answer the call to become infected. NSO’s website says it develops spy tech to help government agencies prevent and investigate terrorism” saving “thousands of lives. WhatsApp hack – here's what the experts are saying The risk is that once the spyware (Pegasus) is installed on the victim’s phone, the attackers gain complete access to all of the information on that phone (such as geo-location, contacts, messages, mail, and other data). In simple words, they can monitor everything the victim is doing, therefore complete violation of privacy. potentially an...
[ Continue Reading ]

Xiaomi Announced E-Commerce Service In India. Here's Details. —Sunilkumar Choudari

Image
Due to Lockdown, Stores in India are closed and online sales have dropped as e-commerce websites such as Amazon and Walmart’s Flipkart suspended sales of mobile phones to focus on deliveries of household items. For this Mi Commerce, will allow consumers to browse online products and place orders, Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp said on Monday it will launch an e-commerce service in India this week to enable customers stuck at home during a nationwide lockdown to buy its products from their local retailer. The new service, Mi Commerce, will allow consumers to browse online products available at a store close to their home and place orders. The service will be rolled out across India and Xiaomi will continue it after the lockdown ends if it is successful. -By Sunilkumar Choudari
[ Continue Reading ]

Facebook Dark mode Rolling out in App

Image
Good news, who are eagerly waiting for Dark mode feature in Facebook mobile application Facebook has started rolling out Dark Mode support on mobile users and the feature is currently live with some users globally. Facebook Dark Mode interface will not be completely black like on Instagram and Messenger but a grayscale design with white accents for logos and icons. The social network confirmed to Social Media that Dark Mode for mobile is live for "a small percentage of users globally right now." Facebook has been slow to introduce support for Dark Mode to all of its apps. Some users posted screenshots of Facebook Dark Mode on Twitter, which appears as an option in the Facebook app settings. In May, Facebook rolled out the much-awaited Dark Mode on its revamped and immersive desktop app for all users. The Dark Mode helps users enjoy lower brightness, alongside contrast and vibrancy, thus minimising screen glare for use in low light. Similar to mobile experience, the ...
[ Continue Reading ]

WHAT EFFECTS IF WE DELETE FILE OR FOLDER FROM SD CARD.?

Image
WHAT EFFECTS IF WE DELETE FILE OR FOLDER FROM SD CARD.? BY SUNILKUMAR CHOUDARI It happens. You delete a folder or format a memory card without realizing that it contained some crucial file, photo, or document. Fortunately, there are a number of ways you can recover or “undelete” that file. However, it’s not magic and you won’t be able to recover 100% of your file 100% of the time. To understand what affects your chances for a successful file recovery and what you can do to increase those chances, it’s worthwhile to learn what happens when you delete a file. And that’s precisely what we’ll talk about in this article. Into the Trash Bin When it comes to removing unwanted files, each of the major operating systems has some sort of “trash” bin. This is a staging area where your files when you first hit “delete.” In Linux, it’s usually called the Trash Bin. For Mac OS X, it’s simply the Trash. And for Windows, it’s the Recycle Bin. Just like the recycle bin in your kitchen, ...
[ Continue Reading ]