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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...

Official reddit App Gets Auto Night Mode to Follow Android Q Settings

Tim August 13, 2019

reddit is shipping out an update to its official Android app this week, one that brings support for automatically following Android Q's dedicated Dark Mode setting. With this, you won't need to manually switch between the two interface designs to follow your...

Relay for Reddit Jumps to V8 With New Media Viewer

Kellen August 9, 2016 16

Relay for reddit, the best reddit app on Android by a mile (at least in my opinion), received an update yesterday to v8 that tweaks some UI elements, but really is headlined by a new media viewer. The new media viewer adds some fun Material Design animations...

Official Reddit App Now Available on Android

Kellen April 7, 2016 37

The official reddit app is now available on Android for all to use. After hanging in beta for a couple of months, the app hit Google Play last night for those looking for something outside of the dozens of third party reddit apps. As a dedicated Relay Pro user...

Sign Up to Test the Official reddit Android Beta App

Tim December 14, 2015 18

An official reddit app for Android users is on the way, but first, this app needs testers to make sure everything is in working order. reddit is taking sign-ups to participate in the beta, possibly allowing a few of you to try out the app before it is made...

Reddit News is Now Known as Relay for Reddit

Kellen April 2, 2015 25

Before you go looking for Reddit News in your app drawer and wonder why the icon for that app no longer says "Reddit News" underneath, we thought we should point out that it has officially changed names. Going forward, Reddit News - my personal favorite reddit...

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...