Share your gameplay with the world through YouTube Gaming. Photo: Samsung
YouTube Gaming, the gameplay streaming platform that arrived in August to take on Twitch, now allows paid subscribers and the ability to broadcast content directly from Android devices.
Amazon’s new 7-inch Fire. Photo: Amazon
A major downside to Amazon Fire devices is that they come without Google’s apps and services; even the Google Play Store is replaced by Amazon’s own Appstore. But with the latest Fire tablets, it’s possible to install the Play Store manually without root access.
Google Drive backup is on its way. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
WhatsApp for Android is getting the ability to backup conversations to Google Drive, ensuring you don’t lose important or sentimental messages when you switch devices.
Play Music credit isn’t available to all. Photo: Google
One of the many perks that come with buying Google’s new Nexus smartphones — alongside great specifications at an affordable price, pure Android software, and instant updates — is a free Play Music subscription for 90 days.
Anyone who buys a Nexus 5X or Nexus 6P can enjoy it — unless they’re an existing subscriber.
Google Now on Tap. Photo: Google
A new update to the Google app for Android adds Now on Tap functionality for those running the final Android 6.0 Marshmallow Developer Preview.
