Top Android news of the week: Google I/O, BlackBerry Priv, charger recall
Move apps to SD with Samsung Galaxy S7
Traditionally, having a lot of external storage hasn't dealt with the problem faced when running out of system storage for apps. Samsung is addressing that with the Galaxy S7 by allowing owners to move apps to SD storage.
Source: Android Community
Kindle Fire chargers recalled
Amazon is recalling chargers used with Kindle Fire tablets in the UK and Ireland. The chargers came with some Fire 7-inch and Kids Edition 7-inch tablets. The company admits a shock hazard exists with the chargers and will replace them at no charge.
Source: Engadget
Registration for Google I/O 2016 starts March 8
Google I/O is the company's big developer conference held every year. Historically, it has sold out quickly after registration begins and those wishing to attend must registrar quickly. Google will raffle places at the conference for those who register between March 8 and 10.
Source: Android Community
BlackBerry Priv now at Verizon in the US
The BlackBerry Priv, the company's first Android phone, has only been available in the US at AT&T and T-Mobile until now. The Priv is now available from Verizon but it's not cheap at either $30/month for 24 months or $720 in a lump sum.
Source: ZDNet