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Google is currently in the process of distributing a much-anticipated visual overhaul for its official Chrome for Android client via the Play Store. In terms of added functionality, the upgrade brings a multitude of bug fixes, stability improvements, speed optimizations and a Material design makeover, which we first caught sight of on the Chrome Beta last month.

The upcoming Moto 360 is expected to get a built-in ambient light sensor, but neither the LG G Watch or the Samsung Gear Live have one. That means that they cannot control their own brightness automatically depending on the environment — but there is a third-party app that can help.

Wondering how useful Android Wear powered smartwatches are? Well, how about controlling different aspects of your house via it by simply using the “OK Google” voice command. 

According to a report from Ars Technica, Google will not allow OEMs to customize the three new flavors of Android it announced last week at I/O: Android Wear, Auto and TV.

According to David Burke, Engineering Director at Google, the UI is a part of the product and they want to deliver a very consistent user experience this time.

Fenix, the best Twitter client you can get for Android, today received a new update that adds DashClock integration, hashtag autocomplete, and the ability to see up to four images in a single tweet.

The update makes Fenix an even better buy, and gives you another reason to ditch your current Twitter client.