| Android TV's redesigned Play Store rolls out over the 'next few weeks'
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 Android TV started rolling out its new Play Store to users this week in a limited capacity, and we've now confirmed with Google a few details about the updated experience including when you'll get it on your device. more… The post Android TV's redesigned Play Store rolls out over the 'next few weeks' appeared first on 9to5Google.
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| OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T get first Android 10 Open Beta, available now
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 OnePlus has proved one of the fastest OEMs to push updates to Android 10, and today it's delivering the first beta for that update to its OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T. more… The post OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T get first Android 10 Open Beta, available now appeared first on 9to5Google.
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| Samsung won't support Linux on DeX once Android 10 arrives
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 If you've been using Linux on DeX (aka Linux on Galaxy) to turn your Samsung phone into a PC, you'll need to make a change of plans. Samsung is warning users that it's shutting down the Linux on DeX beta program, and that its Android 10 update won't...
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| Mozilla's CMO on what marketers get wrong about data, why it's still boycotting Facebook, and how it plans to eat into Chrome and Safari's share
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| • Mozilla was one of the first brands to publicly denounce advertising on Facebook in the wake of the company's Cambridge Analytica scandal — and has still not returned. • In a wide-ranging interview with Business Insider, CMO Jascha Kaykas-Wolff explained why it's still steering clear of the platform and where it's advertising instead. • He said the biggest mistake marketers make with their data is outsourcing it and that they should embrace consent-based and permission-based marketing. • Kaykas-Wolff also said he takes Facebook and Google's recent privacy-oriented moves with a "very heavy grain of salt." • Click here for more BI Prime stories. In early 2018, Mozilla became one of the first brands to publicly denounce advertising on Facebook in the wake of the company's Cambridge Analytica scandal. 18 months later, the company has still not returned to the platform. Business Insider sat down with Jascha Kaykas-Wolff, the chief marketing officer of the non-profit behind the internet browser Firefox, for ...
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| How to get up to £5 off your McDonald's order this month
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 MCDONALD'S fans can get up to £5 off their grub later this month by ordering the meal through the app. You'll need to spend at least £20 to get the offer, or you can get £3 off the bill when you buy food worth £10. McDonald's is offering app users up to £5 off their order this monthAFP or licensors In other words, it may not be the best offer if you're eating alone but it's worth it if you're ordering in a pair or feeding the family. To get the deal, you'll need to create an order via the "Deals" section of the McDonald's app and then spend the minimum amount. The cash will automatically be deducted at the checkout, depending on whether you spent £10 or £20. The McDonald's app is free to download on Android and Apple devices, but you'll need to register an account before you can order anything. You'll only be available to get the offer once between October 28 and November 1. It's also not available in all of McDonald's roughly 1,270 branches. To find out which branches are excluded, check out the terms ...
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