Android L Developer Preview
Get an early look at the next release and get your apps ready when the platform officially launches.
A New UI Design
Create a consistent experience across mobile and the web with material design, the new Google-wide standard.
Learn about material

A New Runtime
Test your apps and get them ready for ART (Android Runtime), the default runtime in the next release.
Learn about ART

Enhanced Notifications
Get control over where notifications appear, how they look, and how they sync to non-handheld devices.
Learn about notifications

Increased Efficiency
Project Volta is our effort to make the platform energy efficient and to give you more control over resource usage.
Learn about Project Volta

See the API overview for more information on the rest of the new and updated features.





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Ref: http://developer.android.com/preview/index.html

There are lots of nifty tips and tricks you should know about to get the most out of your LG G2. Take a look at some ways you can fully customize it.

Easily Multi Task with Slide Aside™
Continually opening and closing multiple applications can get pretty tedious. With Slide Aside™, multi task with ease like never before. Keep up to three applications open and simply slide them in and out of the main screen.

Check out the video to see it in action
HOW TO SET UP SLIDE ASIDE™:
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• From the Home screen, tap System settings > General tab.
  
• Tap the Slide Aside™ switch to activate Slide Aside™.
  
• Press the home icon on the bottom middle and open an app.
• Place three fingers on the screen and drag the app off the screen to the left.
• To bring the app back, drag thee fingers to the right.

Control Any Compatible TV with QuickRemote
Can't find the remote again? Well as long as you have your LG G2 by your side, that's all you need. Just launch QuickRemote, connect it to any compatible set top box and channel flip away.

Check out the video to see it in action

Easily Multi Task with Slide Aside™
Control Any TV with QuickRemote
Lend Your Phone with Guest Mode
Camera Quick Launch
Reuse Saved Text with Clip Tray™

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Ref: http://www.lg.com/us/support/answers/lgg22014/tips-and-tricks#slide-aside

If you are a web developer, the world of mobile app development is opened to you with our easy-to-use development tool called the XDK (which stands for Cross Platform Development Kit). Unlike native app development tools, the XDK uses standard web languages (HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript) to create mobile apps for smartphones and tablets.


Intel® XDK download for Microsoft Windows

Getting Started with the Intel XDK
How Do I Make My First App Using the Intel XDK?
Building an HTML5 App for Google Play
How to make an app using the Intel XDK



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Ref:
https://software.intel.com/en-us/html5/videos/getting-started-with-the-intel-xdk
http://developer.html5dev-software.intel.com/index.php?q=content/create-world-class-html5-apps-web-apps-xdk

8 Ball Pool
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Sports

Chrome Browser - Google
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- September 4, 2014
Communication






Firefox Browser for Android
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Google Analytics
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Productivity

Gmail
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Communication

Google+
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Social

Facebook
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- September 18, 2014
Social

Skype - free IM & video calls
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- September 2, 2014
Communication

Yahoo Weather
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- September 15, 2014
Weather

Adobe Reader
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- August 29, 2014
Productivity

Outlook.com
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- July 28, 2014
Communication

To prevent malware (spyware, phishing, and viruses) from disrupting your phone's performance or damaging your phone, do a little research before downloading each app. Read on for easy ways to protect your phone when choosing apps.

Check the rating
Does the app get 4 or 5 starts? If so, it's probably a good one. If no one has posted comments along with the high star rating, be suspicious. Always check the comments, too, and if none are available, try an Android user forum search.

Read lots of comments in Play Store
Before downloading an app, read reviews from other Play Store users who have downloaded it to help you decide if it's right for you. On the app description screen, scroll down and touch Read all comments. Read a bunch of comments, not just the first few.

Check the permissions
When installing an app, be sure to read the alerts that tell you what information the app will access. If you disagree with allowing access to that information, cancel the installation. If you are installing an app that makes a shopping list, for example, the app should not require access to your contacts. Even if the app is legit, you may not want to allow access to your information.

Check Android user forums
Search Android user forums on the Internet for the app name or post a question for other users to answer. Forums are great resources for sharing information. Your question will help other users, too.

Check the developer's web site
Market not only provides comments at your fingertips, but if you scroll farther, you can touch Visit the developer's web page to go directly to it. Does it look professional or quickly thrown together?

Post your own comments
After you download an app, you can rate it and post comments for other users to see. Just open Market and touch Downloads. Touch the installed app, then touch a star to rate it. Once you rate it, touch Post a comment to add yours. The more information available, the safer things get! Your Android community thanks you.

Still not sure?
If you are unable to find information using the previous suggestions and are unsure of the safety of the app, do not install it. There are plenty of other apps to choose from.