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Android TV will get its Android 10 update this year along with new ADT-3 dongle
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We have seen that the Android TV platform has taken a lot of momentum in recent times thanks to the recent deluge of new Android TVs. Now, one of the biggest markets globally, the Indian market, is seeing tremendous demand in this segment which has prompted everyone to release new Android TVs.
The likes of Xiaomi who started it all last year and then manufacturers like Motorola, OnePlus, Samsung and others have joined the party. Now, it is time that Google takes note of the Android TV platform as well. As a part of this, it has been reported that the Android TV platform will get its latest Android 10 update this year.
Now, you would know that the Android 10 update on Google Pixel smartphones was already released last month. However, there was no word regarding the same for Android TV as it was kind of neglected. But now that the platform has taken a rise in user base, Google has started to work on it once again. 9to5Google reports that “Google plans to deliver the Android 10 update for Android TV towards the end of 2019”.
The report also mentions that Google is looking to release new hardware for its Android TV next year which might be an Android TV or just a TV box such as the Mi Box we saw previously. Also, we are pleased to see that Google is committed to releasing the Android 10 update by end of this year. Because Google previously said that it is not important to keep TV updates on the “same timeline” as smartphone updates referring to Android OS.
The same report also reveals that hardware launch is set to take place in 2020 but they are not sure if it is regarding “consumer devices like the Nvidia Shield TV or operator devices”. However, there is a new policy which is bad news for Android TV users. Google now requires OEMs to give just two major platform updates instead of three from previous policy.
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Death after unmasked arrest – Mexico Floyd
The official reason for the arrest revealed by the police is not known, but the video footage posted on social media at the time of the arrest suggests that the reason is “not wearing a mask.”
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Amid a stir across the U.S. over the “George Floyd” incident that killed white police abuses, similar cases of abuse of public power have been revealed in Mexico, sparking public outrage.
The daily El Universal has been protesting against the incident since it was belatedly revealed that construction worker Giovanni Lopez died the next day after being arrested by police in Guadalajara, western Mexico, on April 4.
The official reason for the arrest revealed by the police is not known, but the video footage posted on social media at the time of the arrest suggests that the reason is “not wearing a mask.”
Death of George Floyd
On May 25, 2020, George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, died in Minneapolis, Minnesota, after Derek Chauvin, a white police officer, knelt on Floyd’s neck for almost nine minutes while Floyd was handcuffed face down in the street
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Nobel Prize Honjo, a professor at Kyoto University – 22.6 billion yen in legal battles
Professor Honjo plans to file a lawsuit against Ono Pharmaceutical Industry to increase the distribution ratio of patent fees in 2006.
Dasuku Honjo, a professor at Kyoto University who won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine, will fight a 250 billion won legal battle with a Japanese pharmaceutical company that makes and sells cancer treatments that reflect his research results.
Professor Honjo plans to file a lawsuit against Ono Pharmaceutical Industry to increase the distribution ratio of patent fees in 2006.
Ono Pharmaceutical Industry Co., which reportedly proposed a donation of up to 30 billion yen to Kyoto University as a compromise last year, responded to Professor Honjo’s press conference by saying, “We cannot comment because we do not understand the contents,” Kyodo News reported.
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