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Honor 7 XDA Review: Polished Hardware, Unfinished Software
Does the experience provided by the Honor 7 live up to its specs and mid-range price tag? We take it through the XDA review process to find out.
Honor, for those who are unfamiliar with the brand, is essentially the European face of the Chinese giant Huawei, although it has begun selling its handsets outside this area too.
Android's Audio Latency Problem
Android was never designed for low-latency audio, but it is improving. Here's the information you need to know.
There's been noticeable disquiet around the combination of Android and audio for many years, and understandably so. We posted an article last month on how the changes in the upcoming Android M could affect the implementation of audio applications and what we hoped that would mean for the platform as a whole, and since then we've come across a few sources that make the logic behind all this a lot easier to digest.
Google Open Source Code for Wi-Fi Calling
Google have released the code to support Wi-Fi calling on devices
One of the best features about an open-source operating system like Android is the fact that developers are given a chance to rip apart fundamental code and rebuild it to their own ends. Yesterday, Google posted the latest version of AOSP, Android-5.1.1_r5, and within it can be found the code to support Wi-Fi-calling, which could potentially be quite a big deal. Straight off the bat however, we have to point out that initially this won't be the amazing treasure chest that many hope it will be, and instead may end up being rather limited. Let me explain...