True laughter—not the strained, polite variant you find in offices, or the monotonous guffawing you hear on comedy podcasts, but real, involuntary, gasping laughter—is an escape from death, or at least the dread of it: you can think about death while laughing hysterically, can even, if you’re a sociopath, watch…
Android Auto is an increasingly standard option on new vehicles, but if you want to implant it into your existing car, you'll need some hardware. Sony's new XAV-AX8000 is an interesting option, featuring a big honkin' nine-inch display. One caveat: it'll set you back 600 bucks.
The receiver installs in a single-DIN space, and its 8.95-inch touchscreen doesn't even try to fit into your dashboard. Rather, it hovers over it with an adjustable mount that lets you tweak its angle, depth, and height.
Read MoreSony's 9-inch aftermarket Android Auto receiver launches in December for $600 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung's reservation page for the "next generation of Galaxy" (i.e., the Galaxy Note10) just went live, and with it comes a table of trade-in values.
Read More[Update: S9 and other values increased] Samsung will give you up to $600 on trade-in for a Pixel 3, iPhone X, Note9, or Galaxy S10 if you buy a Galaxy Note10 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The switch from Holo to Material Design in Google's own software took years, even if the company had fewer apps to worry about updating back then.
Read More[Update: Rolling out to all] Google Docs, Sheets, Slides get refreshed Material Design UI [APK Download] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
