Wednesday, 13 April 2016
When Google launched its Android N Beta Program last month, it promised regular updates every few weeks, and now we have our first ones. While there aren’t huge new features the likes of split-screen mode, there are some updates users will appreciate. Perhaps most notable, Google is finally adding support for multi-racial emoji, well after Apple, WhatsApp and Microsoft did. On the plus side, Gogle is also leapfrogging Apple by going straight to Unicode 9, which includes new emoji like one for selfies, face palms, and bacon. Revolutionary, really. In general, Google says its moving away from a generic look to more human-looking design.…
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