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Google launches new app to fix smartphone bugs

byMonitoring Report
06/12/2014
in Science & Technology, Technology
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NEW YORK: Google launched a new app Device Assist to detect problems with Android smartphones and help people use phone features accurately.

The app is designed to help first time users get the best out of their phones and fix issues that it detects, like battery, connectivity and GPS problems.

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The app description on Play Store explores new features and offers improve the performance of your device.

For users of Google Play edition devices and Nexus series, there is also an option of live Google support.

There are explanations of features that first time Android users might not know about, like “screen brightness setting is battery intensive,” to help users get the hang of their devices.

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