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lundi 6 juillet 2015

Google Play Services 7.3 allows multiple Android Wear devices to connect to a single phone



Google Play ServicesGoogle has just announced a forthcoming upgrade to Google Play Services. It’s version 7.3, and while most of the changes are specific to developers — such as more robust Location APIs and enhancements to Google Fit’s APIs — there’s one neat future everyone should know about.


According to Google, the update will make it possible for multiple Android Wear devices to connect and sync to a single Android device. This means it won’t be much of an issue for users to switch between smart watches at ease. We’re not sure what sort of baller you’d have to be in order to own multiple Android Wear devices that you regularly switch between, but if you ever find yourself in that scenario then you’ll be glad this functionality is here.



Developers can grab the SDK right now by accepting the latest update, and it shan’t be long before the functionality arrives to handsets everywhere.


[via Google]





Official Imgur update kills off grid view for a single card-based one, new uploader too



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Big changes have arrived for the Imgur app on Android. On one hand, we love it. It’s super fast and responsive. This is thanks in part to the app finally being coded from the ground up to work natively on Android. That’s a really big deal as the previous app was clunky and suffered from constant gallery refreshes. The new update on the other hand is gorgeous, with a little Material button (FAB) in the bottom corner to quickly take a snapshot or upload images.


Imgur Android native update


But here’s what left us reeling: they’ve completely done away with the previous grid view, replacing it instead with a card-based gallery that only displays only a single, full-screened post at a time. Honestly, I’m completely baffled by the move. As a long time Imgur user, I’ve grown accustomed to scanning over pages of images in a handy grid view. It’s the way you view images on Imgur’s full-fledged website. But this… this is something else.



Thankfully, there are other options for those looking to browse Imgur on their Android device the way they always have, with countless 3rd party apps available on Google Play. Some are better than others, of course, but if you’re not digging the look of the official Imgur app, join us in making the transition on over to Opengur. You’ll find that app linked down below.


Oh, and Imgur also announced they’re cracking down on NSFW content on their site. To be clear, they’ve always had a “no NSFW” policy, it’s just now they have a new team dedicated to addressing content that’s been flagged on their site.