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منشورات القناة
Here's how Google plans to let you use Pixel's face unlock in the dark [brighten the display]
https://www.androidauthority.com/pixel-face-active-illumination-apk-teardown-3725852/
https://redd.it/1xgc71f
@reddit_android
| 2 | [Hands-On] Comfort, Convenience, and More: A Day With Galaxy Buds On
https://news.samsung.com/global/hands-on-comfort-convenience-and-more-a-day-with-galaxy-buds-on
https://redd.it/1xgijr1
@reddit_android | 17 |
| 3 | [Chrome] Our latest defenses against evolving web scams
https://blog.google/security/our-latest-defenses-against-evolving-web-scams/
https://redd.it/1xgbtph
@reddit_android | 34 |
| 4 | Pixel Watch 5 Review: The Best WearOS Smartwatch? - MrMobile
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaQ1FE4xhWQ
https://redd.it/1xgbpbl
@reddit_android | 43 |
| 5 | Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra review - GSMArena
https://gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_tab_s12_ultra-review-3005.php
https://redd.it/1xgbue7
@reddit_android | 40 |
| 6 | Google Quietly Adds Extra Free Year of Satellite SOS Access on Pixel 9 Phones
https://www.pcmag.com/news/google-quietly-adds-extra-free-year-of-satellite-sos-access-on-pixel-9
https://redd.it/1xgc641
@reddit_android | 45 |
| 7 | Chrome Now Warns Before Insecure HTTP Connections
https://blog.google/security/chrome-now-warns-before-insecure-http-connections/
https://redd.it/1xgbt7n
@reddit_android | 49 |
| 8 | My Google-certified Android phone was infected with Triada malware by a security update. Google ignored me.
https://ethannelson-moore.github.io/blog/2026/10/25/maxwest-nitro-a65-triada/
https://redd.it/1xgbrq8
@reddit_android | 56 |
| 9 | Samsung Beats Vivo to Become India's Top Smartphone Brand Again
https://sammyguru.com/samsung-top-smartphone-brand-india-q3-2026/
https://redd.it/1xg3b7p
@reddit_android | 85 |
| 10 | Finally booted Samsung's OneUI on my Lenovo Tablet..Runs at 144hz! Better than Galaxy tab S10+
(https://preview.redd.it/finally-booted-samsungs-oneui-on-my-lenovo-tablet-runs-at-v0-gi7z5a1qv5xh1.png?width=2712&format=png&auto=webp&s=4e219601e074587138ed6313bf8519b76be4aa58)
https://preview.redd.it/e9vi3nucb6xh1.png?width=2712&format=png&auto=webp&s=7eb82dfbbcf0298c0c965bb013d7c6af60b9b2dd
Have a look:
https://x.com/TechSnow7/status/2113495496258097534
Working on other galaxy ports as well..
I have also updated OnePort for better app compatibility..
https://github.com/StevenSteel7/OnePort/releases
Don't Know what I'm talking about?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/1xah07c/i\_spent\_a\_few\_days\_porting\_samsungs\_one\_ui\_apps/
https://redd.it/1xd7w9s
@reddit_android | 99 |
| 11 | something that have been vastly improved with ColorOS 17. They also have offline AI models that you can download for certain purposes, and a privacy report thingy for it, so its a good step in the right direction in terms of data privacy.
ColorOS is also feature packed, in terms of lockscreen customization (Flux Themes FTW) and homescreen customization. You can even have custom app icons, and modify app icons and names on a per-app basis (though for icons you dont get a searchbar, so you do have to scroll through the entire list, which for 9000+ icons is tedious). Features such as App Hiding, App Lock, App Cloning, Work Profile, Second Space etc are also present. I do wish app-hiding could have an option of merely hiding the icon of the app, as the way it currently works is almost completely isolating it, making widgets from that app not work anymore. Custom launchers also have an issue, where swiping back to homescreen creates a delay before icons appear (even moreso than default Android) so I wish that could also be fixed.
I do prefer open source apps though, so ColorOS is also great at being debloated (through Shizuku) though certain apps are locked and cannot be uninstalled entirely, they can only be disabled. Its also easy to disable the telemetry gathering, and its easy to uninstall the AI suite if you do wish to. Right now, as it stands, its also impossible to unlock the bootloader of this phone, due to Mediatek and Oppo policies, so if you're someone looking for that, look elsewhere,
So, to conclude; if you have the budget for it, are looking for a relatively compact flagship (and you cannot find the Find X9); go for this phone. I hope you liked the review, its my 2nd time doing a phone review so please leave your feedbacks, suggestions and criticisms below. Have a great day!
https://redd.it/1xdgug5
@reddit_android | 88 |
| 12 | A layman's review of the Oppo Find X9s/ColorOS 17
Disclaimer: No AI was used in the making of this post, plus English is my 3rd language, so kindly ignore any formatting or grammatical issues.
Coming from a Samsung S23 Ultra, the Oppo Find X9s seemed to be a suitable choice, as I had a lovely exchange offer (offline stores in India FTW) and the Find X9 was unavailable, and the other variants were too big/expensive.
So now let's get into the nitty-gritty of things:
The Display:
The display is a silky smooth, 120 hz, 2760x1256 resolution, 6.59 inch AMOLED. It has good viewing angles, good color profiles and feels silky smooth and responsive to the touch. The bezels are microscopic as well. There are legitimately no issues here.
The Build:
Build quality is also relatively solid. I despise flat edged phones, and this phone is one, but despite that, the in hand feel and the thickness of the phone (8mm) is plenty good. It feels hefty in the hand, and the orange color legitimately is wonderful looking. YMMV tho.
The Speakers:
Speakers are unfortunately a slight miss on this phone. Partly due to the size of the phone, and partly due to the software tuning. It sounds slightly muffled on the lower end, so I do recommend using the system equalizer to fix that. But in any case, these are issues that might only affect audiophiles, so for the average person this is quite good.
The Cameras:
The cameras are legitimately wonderful. The ultrawide, telephoto and main cameras are solid, with good color accuracy, especially for Indian skin tones. Low light performance is also lovely, thought higher end flagships, and even the Oppo Find X9 would fare better in this regard. Selfies are also amazing. Videos are solid as well. I'm not much of a camera guy, but shots from this phone sometimes baffle iPhone Pro Max users, so take it as you will.
The Cellular Stuff:
Data reception on both sims is wonderful. Compared to my S23 ultra, the signal ranges are better and they're more battery efficient. Same goes for the WiFi as well. Microphone quality is similar to any other flagship, i.e quite solid but not iPhone level, so calling features work fine.
Performance:
Performance was genuinely a surprise on this one. I didn't expect a Dimensity 9500s to pull of the feats it did, especially with a low battery usage, but it did pull off. Wuthering Waves at Ultra graphics settings (with ini tweaks to make it look as good as possible on a smartphone) ran at a solid 30 FPS, with mild heating issues and no throttling. Same goes for games like NTE and COD Mobile. Apps that rely on emulation (Eg GameHub) might suffer slightly, as due to Mediatek policies, these PC emulation apps cant utilize the full power of the processor due to them not open-sourcing the drivers, but they're good enough. Other emulation apps (For Gamecube, Wii, PSP, DS, 3DS and even the Switch) work amazingly well though. In everyday life, especially in the sweltering Indian heat, the phone is warm to the touch though, but to no issues.
Battery:
This phone packs in a 7025 mAH battery, and trust me when I say this, this is easily a full-day phone at high usage. I constantly use mobile hotspot, game, scroll on social media, YouTube and have put the phone through the wringer; but 100% to 25% takes almost an entire 12 hours of continuous usage. For medium and light users I feel this could easily be a 2day or even 3day phone.
Software:
ColorOS is genuinely one of the best Android UI's out there. It is smooth, feature packed and reliable. My only main issue is the blatant fruit-based OS copying. It's everywhere, from the Quick Settings to the default apps. But ehh, over a period of time you do get used to it. This is also one of the rare phones where AI actually seems to have a good purpose, in Mind Space. Mind Space has basically become my hub for Voice Memos (for calendar reminders), Expense tracking (through SMS or through the mind key) as well as in general keeping bookmarks of stuff. Other AI features, such as the photo editing suite are | 66 |
| 13 | I built an agent-driven rootless debloater & optimizer for Android phones, inspired by CleanYourTV (tested on HyperOS Android 15)
[Before\/After telemetry report generated by tools\/audit.py on POCO F5 \(Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2, Android 15\) — +655.9 MB active RAM freed with zero root.](https://preview.redd.it/utx6tyfgtexh1.png?width=1179&format=png&auto=webp&s=d59b3f1a92f05140320eca9b16df63bb85d8a99c)
Hey everyone!
Recently, Gathin23’s `cleanyourtv` blew up by using AI coding agents over ADB to safely clean smart TVs. Modern Android phones from Xiaomi, Samsung, and BBK suffer from the exact same problem: background analytics, lockscreen wallpaper ads, hidden Meta installer daemons, and background RAM hogs.
Blind bash scripts are dangerous: one wrong package removal like `securitycenter` or `powerkeeper` either bricks your phone into a bootloop or permanently locks your 120Hz display refresh rate at 60Hz.
So I built **cleanyourdroid**: an agent-first, 100% rootless system optimizer designed for tools like Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, or Codex.
# How it works:
1. Connect your phone via ADB (USB or Wireless Debugging).
2. Open the repo in your AI coding assistant and paste `PROMPT.md`.
3. The agent takes a baseline telemetry snapshot (`tools/audit.py`), cross-checks installed packages against a strict safety blacklist (`safety/bootloop_blacklist.json`), and presents an interactive checklist table.
4. With your approval, it disables/uninstalls bloatware using the `-k` retention flag (zero data loss), restricts heavy background apps via `appops`, disables OEM ad flags in system settings, trims caches, and triggers profile-guided ART compilation (`bg-dexopt-job`).
5. Every single action is logged into an auto-generated, 1-click reversal script: `restore.sh`.
# Real Results on my POCO F5 (marble, HyperOS 3.0 / Android 15):
* **Active Used RAM:** Dropped from 6,788.9 MB to 6,133.0 MB (**+655.9 MB active RAM freed**)
* **Compressed ZRAM Swap:** Reduced by 41.4 MB
* **Bloatware:** \-15 core tracking and ad packages eliminated (`msa`, `analytics`, Mi Browser, Meta stubs, GetApps, Yandex preinstall stub)
* **120Hz Display:** 100% unbroken (`PowerKeeper` guarded by blacklist)
* **Report:** Auto-generates the dark-mode Bento HTML summary card shown in the screenshot.
Zero external dependencies (Python 3 stdlib only). Works on Xiaomi/POCO HyperOS, Samsung OneUI, Pixel, and ColorOS.
🔗 **GitHub:** [https://github.com/Shibakaa/cleanyourdroid](https://github.com/Shibakaa/cleanyourdroid)
PRs with benchmark profiles for your devices are very welcome! Let me know what you think.
https://redd.it/1xe7k43
@reddit_android | 78 |
| 14 | OnePlus starts rolling out stable Android 17 updates early, marking the end of OxygenOS
https://9to5google.com/2026/10/23/oneplus-stable-android-17-rollout-begins/
https://redd.it/1xdfxkv
@reddit_android | 78 |
| 15 | Samsung is releasing a new foldable next week, and it just leaked
https://9to5google.com/2026/10/23/samsung-galaxy-w27-foldable-leak/
https://redd.it/1xdg0aa
@reddit_android | 89 |
| 16 | Snapdragons and overheating
For a while now, snapdragon top tier chips have had a big problem with thermals. The elite chips run too hot and pull too much power. Vendors are creating custom cooling solutions to combat the high heat output.
Now we have a 5ghz chip that would be most efficient at 3.4ghz without the power draw penalty
https://redd.it/1xe8g2m
@reddit_android | 88 |
| 17 | Is there a reason android isn't getting decompiled with AI?
With all of the news about how things are getting decompiled by AI I'm curious if there exist any practical reasons why the proprietary drivers behind Android are not a target (or if it would be useful at all). It seems like the goal of LibrePhone was to do this work:
>While there is significant work in mobile freedom, most phones remain nonfree due to a wide range of proprietary firmware blobs, even in otherwise free operating systems. LibrePhone is the FSF project aimed at freeing these blobs. - LibrePhone home page
I wouldn't be surprised if there solid reasons this is significantly harder or even not that useful. I'm sure it's a lot harder than doing it for a video game but I'm not sure if it will even be useful, or legal to use.
https://redd.it/1xdkrz3
@reddit_android | 99 |
| 18 | Smartphones are getting closer and closer to PCs, and it's honestly incredible to watch
I’m not saying PCs are becoming useless or that smartphones will completely replace them. PCs will always have their advantages, especially for demanding workloads, professional software, upgrades, and high-end gaming.
But seriously, look at how far smartphones have come.
We went from phones with just a few megabytes of RAM to smartphones with 12 GB, 16 GB or even more. Modern mobile processors are incredibly powerful, and smartphones can now do things that would have seemed almost impossible years ago.
You can code, edit videos, multitask, run desktop-like applications, and even use your phone for tasks that once required a computer.
And one of the most exciting developments in 2026 is the growing number of unofficial native Android ports and recompilations of PC and console games. Community developers are finding ways to bring games that were never designed for Android directly to our phones, sometimes without needing traditional emulation or Windows compatibility layers.
Think about that for a moment: games originally made for PCs or consoles running directly on a smartphone.
Of course, not every port is fully native, stable, or optimized, and phones still have limitations such as cooling, battery life, and software compatibility. But the progress is genuinely impressive.
I think we're approaching a point where, for many everyday tasks and even some surprisingly demanding ones, a smartphone could be enough for a huge number of people.
I'm really curious to see where this goes over the next 5–10 years.
What do you think? Could smartphones eventually replace PCs for most people's everyday needs, or will PCs always remain essential?
https://redd.it/1xdgkul
@reddit_android | 82 |
| 19 | After 19 years, iOS to Android
I just switched over to an Oppo Find X9 Ultra after being on iOS since the first iPhone! iOS' UX is better in some areas and makes every day use convenient.
1. What are some tweaks/apps you'd recommend which make using your phone more enjoyable and smooth?
2. Is there a repository somewhere I can start looking into? Where are the best resources?
I'm big on shortcuts, automation, customisation, and general productivity tweaks. Thanks so much!
https://redd.it/1xdquvv
@reddit_android | 77 |
| 20 | what is the most useless pre-installed stock app that you immediately banish into a hidden folder
every brand out there forces a massive wall of bloatware and proprietary stock apps onto your home screen the second you turn on a new phone. im talking about their own clunky web browsers, terrible notes apps, native calendars, or random assistant tools that nobody asked for.
what is the absolute worst stock app on your current device that you immediately disable or hide away because you strictly use third-party alternatives?
https://redd.it/1xdrdpf
@reddit_android | 84 |
