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Chaîne source @OnePlusGuide · Post #2986 · 2 janv.

🔻GOOGLE TELEFONO E MESSAGGI OBBLIGATORI PER I PRODUTTORI🔻 #OP#OOS Siamo rimasti tutti stupiti quando Carl Pei annunciava che il Nord avrebbe avuto Google Telefono e Google Messaggi preinstallati al posto delle rispettive app OnePlus. Da quel giorno, tutti i nuovi telefoni OnePlus, tra cui N10, N100 e 8T sono usciti dalla scatola con la medesima caratteristica. Ma perché? Finalmente è arrivata una risposta. Da quanto si apprende da un tweet di Dhananjay_Tech, Google avrebbe inserito queste due applicazioni tra quelle obbligatoriamente preinstallate per i dispositivi della categoria "Tier 1". Non si sa di preciso quali dispositivi appartengano a questa categoria. Possiamo supporre che non sia una cosa legata alla fascia (le app sono preinstallate su N100 come su 8T). Quel che possiamo dir certo è che i prossimi OnePlus avranno Telefono e Messaggi marchiati Google. Pierre — Il nostro canale 👉🏼@oneplusguide I nostri gruppi 👉🏼@oneplusitcommunity

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