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November 15, 2015

Android Authority this week – November 15, 2015

by John_A

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Android fans, this week brought us the first luxury Android smartwatch, from Tag Heuer; Google is reportedly discussing making its own phone; Xiaomi launched new affordable devices; Samsung and Qualcomm launched their powerful new processors; Google open sourced its AI software, released a new version of Android Wear, and launched the YouTube Music app; Cyanogen hinted at its plans for 2016; and we got our first glimpse at the Android-powered BlackBerry Vienna.

Inside AA HQ

Can you feel it in the air? Holidays are around the corner, and that – along some other, actually meaningful things – means buying the right gifts for friends and family. If you’re looking to start Christmas shopping early, we’ve already compiled all the info we have on the best Black Friday deals. Check out our Black Friday guide for deals on mobile, electronics, and IT, and come back for updates through the end of November. And, if you just need a little inspiration, our year-end gift guides for all budgets are coming soon.

This week we’re giving away three smartphones in our Sunday Giveaway. Want to win a Blu Pure XL? Head over here!

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The stuff you shouldn’t miss

Top news of the week

Google’s phone

Nexus 5X teardown 2

Xiaomi news

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Android Wear, with a Swiss touch

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Snapdragon 820 vs Exynos 8890

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Google giving away its AI brain

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Google apps updates

youtube music

Cyanogen in 2016

Cyanogen 2016 plans

BlackBerry Vienna: second Android phone

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