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Stadia Team Hosts AMA, Proceeds to Lower Expectations for Launch

Tim November 13, 2019

As we get closer to the launch of Google's Stadia gaming platform, the company can't help itself from making the service sound less and less desirable for early adopters. Before a reddit AMA hosted by the Stadia team took place today, all we knew for sure was...

Latest Essential AMA: Software Update Speed, DAC Whereabouts, and Camera Improvements

Tim September 19, 2018

Essential continues its stellar record of transparency with yet another installment of monthly AMA over on its subreddit. This month, folks are still being impatient over the launch of Essential's DAC (Audio Adapter HD), people want to know how Essential is so...

Latest Essential AMA: Android Q Support, Camera Features Roadmap, and More

Tim July 18, 2018 8

Essential is still doing its monthly Ask Me Anythings over on reddit, providing its community with an opportunity to ask actual Essential staff anything related to Essential and the Essential Phone. This time around, folks asked about Android P beta updates...

Latest Essential AMA: Team Discusses Touch Latency Fix, Project Treble, aptX Support, and More

Tim January 17, 2018 7

Continuing its model of transparency with the Android community, Essential has wrapped up yet another AMA over on reddit. This time, the team discussed potential fixes for touch latency and scrolling bugs, aptX support, how Project Treble will improve its...

Android O Engineering Team Discusses Battery Life, Themes, and Android Wear in Recent AMA

Tim July 19, 2017 37

The engineering team behind Android O at Google held an AMA on reddit today, tackling tons of questions that poured in from the Android community. As they requested, many of the questions revolved around developer stuff, such as API problems and other topics...

Got a Question for the Android O Team? They’re Hosting an AMA This Week

Tim July 17, 2017 13

The engineering team behind Android O announced they are doing an AMA on reddit this week, set to kick off on Wednesday (July 19) at 12PM PST (3PM EST). Even though the AMA hasn't started yet, the team does confirm that a new developer preview of Android O is...

Matias Duarte Hosting ‘Ask Matias Anything’ Next Tuesday at 10am Pacific

Tim February 25, 2015 12

For anyone who might get a kick out of it, Matias Duarte, the overseer of the Android user experience as a whole at Google, is hosting an Ask Matias Anything online event, where users can come ask questions and gets answers from the man himself about design. ...

reddit’s Official Ask Me Anything App Now Available on Google Play

Tim September 4, 2014 10

A new app is available through Google Play for all of you fantastic reddit residents out there, the official Ask Me Anything app. During an AMA, celebrities, politicians, business folk, or anyone of importance offers you a chance to ask them anything you would...