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Android N’s first leaked screenshot hints at new navigation drawer Android N is expected to launch at Google I/O 2016 in May, could bring hamburger menus to everywhere Android M may have really small userbase but its sucessor Android N is already on its way out Google will officially announce about new Android N development at Google I/O in May but first screenshots from new mobile OS has already surfaced. The new screenshot gives first hint at what can change with the new OS. The screenshot first spotted by  Android Police  has emerged from Google’s Android developer site making it highly legit than a leak. The screenshot reveals a new left hamburger button on the Bluetooth settings page which could give access to more options and navigation. “Google has been adamant about developers making the drawer a constant across their apps, not something that’s accessible from one screen and not from another. But it wouldn’t be the first time it broke its own rules, so it could

Apple Watch Trumps All Other Smartwatches In Market Share: Two-Thirds Of All Shipments Canalys market research has revealed the top four most purchased smartwatches of 2015. Thanks to a huge boost in demand, Apple bested its rivals and got the first place by securing two-thirds of the global market share. A market analysis report shows that when comparing the myriad of smartwatches and wearables on the market, it was the Apple Watch that dominated the past year. Canalys, an independent analyst company, delivered its smartwatch report for 2015, and figures show that Apple not only outclassed its rivals, but its own sales predictions, as well. According to the report, 12 million smartwatches from Apple reached their buyers during 2015. That is 5 million more than the initial prediction of 7 million Apple Watch units in November 2015. The market analysis company identifies the reason for the surge in demand. The number of smartwatches purchased last year was about 18 mil

Blackberry's One Crucial Win To Survive 2016 BlackBerry has committed its future to the Android ecosystem. While the BlackBerry Passport and BlackBerry Classic handsets running BB10 will be maintained and remain in production (presumably to meet a bundle of existing government and enterprise contracts), 2016 will see the Canadian manufacturer rely on Android-powered devices for all its releases. And once 2017 arrives I very much doubt that a new BB10-powered device will be released. BlackBerry Priv’s ‘smart’ physical keyboard In terms of the volume of consumer sales required to give its handset division even a chance of reaching the five millions devices per year required to simply break even, BlackBerry had little choice but to move to Android. The application ecosystem that is expected of a modern-day smartphone demands nothing less than the breadth of native applications available on iOS or through the Google Play Store for Android devices. The transition to the An