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Sunday, August 24, 2014

HTC One M8 for Windows, ‘Halo 2: Anniversary’ and other stories you might’ve missed







This week, we got our hands on the HTC One M8 for Windows, anticipated the release of Halo 2: Anniversary, learned about monkey selfie rights, investigated issues with Secret’s anonymity and more! Read on for Engadget’s news highlights from the last…




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HTC One M8 for Windows, ‘Halo 2: Anniversary’ and other stories you might’ve missed





This week, we got our hands on the HTC One M8 for Windows, anticipated the release of Halo 2: Anniversary, learned about monkey selfie rights, investigated issues with Secret’s anonymity and more! Read on for Engadget’s news highlights from the last…

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ChromeADB server is the start of something wonderful













Until now, if you wanted to use ADB to “talk” to your phone you either installed the SDK, or copied files by hand, or used one of those toolkits (almost) everyone seems to love to recommend. On a Chromebook, things were even harder. Finding the right version of ADB and dependencies compiled for your architecture and putting them all in place, or giving in and installing another operating system so you could use the tools you might need to use was not what I would call user-friendly. That’s all changing.










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China’s government-backed operating system should hit desktops in October










China’s next try at a government-supported operating system may soon become a practical reality. The Chinese Academy of Engineering tells the People’s Post that a desktop version of China Operating System (COS) should be ready by October, with mobile…

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