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Google cuts hundreds of jobs in Android division. (htxt.co.za)
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  • Google is set to cut hundreds of new jobs in its device and platforms divisions soon.
  • The company has continued to cut its Google Pixel teams, doing so earlier this year as well.
  • Rival Microsoft is considering a new round of layoffs next month, per reports.
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[–] Halcyon@discuss.tchncs.de 2 points 3 days ago

Is there anything that could make the installation routine in Aurora more stable?

When there are updates for apps, I sometimes need to download them two or three times and the download or the installation afterwards doesn't run through properly. It's aborted too often. So updating several apps takes several attempts and a lot of time.

Anyone else got this problem with Aurora?