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Android Police - Android News, Apps, Games, Phones, Tablets » One of more vocal complaints leveled against Google's Pixel 2 phones was the display's default color calibration. Although some might prefer the over-saturated vibrance of less accurate color profiles, Google opted for a more calibrated default that was closer to sRGB as a means of providing color-accurate backward ... Androidpolice.com

Microsoft is going to pretend to release Visual Studio for Mac | Ars ... » Nov 14, 2016 ...In particular, the Roslyn C# compiler and MSBuild build tool and project files are shared between real Visual Studio and the new Visual Studio for Mac. The interface designers for building Android and iOS apps using the Xamarin platform are also shared. This means that if a project builds in one, it will... Arstechnica.com

After 20 years of Visual Studio, Microsoft unfurls its 2017 edition ... » Mar 8, 2017 ...Next, Microsoft is now keen on cross-platform development, and this shows throughout the new Visual Studio. Visual C++ can now target Linux as well as Android. The cross-platform version of .NET, called .NET Core, is integrated, and by checking a couple of boxes you can build web applications for Linux... Theregister.co.uk

LG V30 review: groundbreaking phone with a deal-breaking flaw ... » Oct 16, 2017 ...Everything good about the predecessors, minus the obviously technological design. The cherry atop ...It might be awesome if you're filing expenses or engaging in visual note-taking, but it kills intricate detail in photos and kind of sucks for capturing memories you'll treasure for a long time. I've been put off... Theverge.com

Bose QuietComfort 35 review | TechRadar » Jun 24, 2016 ...Alternatively if your phone is one of the increasing amounts of Android phones that support NFC pairing then you can connect your headphones by simply ... them to be used as a headset for making phone calls and the same noise- cancelling technology is used on the mic to eliminate background noise. Techradar.com

Visual Studio 2015 goes even more cross-platform with Clang ... » Nov 12, 2014 ...In Visual Studio 2015, that cross-platform reach is going to include C++, too. Microsoft's development environment will include support for the Clang compiler and LLVM infrastructure for targeting Android and, in a later iteration, iOS. Android support will go a step further than a compiler toolchain. As anyone... Arstechnica.com

Anchor Launches To Take Radio To The Next Level | TechCrunch » Feb 9, 2016 ...New York-based Anchor, which launched today for iOS, is offering a new, easier way to record and transmit.. ...“As popular as this medium is we feel it's really hard for regular people to contribute to it,” Zicherman says of radio technology. “ Unlike photos ...The products put visual ahead of audio,” he says. Techcrunch.com

Why Microsoft needed to make Windows run Linux software | Ars ... » Apr 5, 2016 ...WSL was derived from Project Astoria, the effort to enable Android apps to run on Windows 10 Mobile; we'd expect that, initially at least, its support is strongest .... The Visual Studio C and C++ compiler, for example, still lacks full support for C99 , the version of the C language that was standardized about 17... Arstechnica.com

News, articles, and press about Xamarin - Xamarin » Xamarin is now integrated with Microsoft's mega-popular Visual Studio, the software that developers use to write yet more software. ....The highlights of the release are Xamarin's own Android emulator, which is much faster than Google's, the launch of Xamarin Insights, the company's new app monitoring service, and an... Xamarin.com

Visual Studio 2015 launches, with Android, iOS, and even Apple ... » Jul 20, 2015 ...A few days ahead of the Windows 10 launch, Microsoft has released the latest version of its development environment. Over the last few years, Microsoft has been making Visual Studio into a tool for cross-platform development, with a mix of both first- and third-party components, and Visual Studio 2015... Arstechnica.com