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This week in Android: Android's big rebrand and a tour of HUAWEI's $1.5b HQ

A bugdroid facelift, HUAWEI's future plans, our Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus review, and more!
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Published onAugust 25, 2019

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This week Google unveiled a massive rebranding of Android, modernizing the colors, wordmark, and even the iconic bugdroid. As part of the change, Android will no longer use dessert names for new OS versions, and Android Q will now be known as Android 10.

On the other side of the world, we got a tour of HUAWEI’s $1.5 billion headquarters in Shenzhen, China. We heard first-hand what HUAWEI’s plans for the future are, including 5G, HarmonyOS, internet-of-things devices, and of course, smartphones.

As for reviews, this week we pushed out reviews for the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, the Redmi K20, and the JBL Link Bar all-in-one smartspeaker.


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This week was a big one, so had three full episodes of the Android Authority podcast. In the first episode, we discussed the Android rebrand and our week-long tour of HUAWEI’s headquarters.

In the second episode, Adam Doud sat down with David Imel to talk about the Note 10 Plus and why it represents a big change for the flagship series.

Finally, we got nerdy with Gary Sims of Gary Explains to talk about open source hardware and designing a smartphone chip.

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