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Google is slowly but surely killing malware. Photo: Google

Google is slowly but surely killing malware. Photo: Google

When malware rears its ugly head on Android, it gives the platform a bad image, so Google is trying its hardest to stamp it out.

In its Android Security 2015 Annual Report, the company reveals that it now scans more than 6 billion installed apps across 400 million devices every single day for malware.

The memories! Screenshot: Valve

The memories! Screenshot: Valve

Counter-Strike 1.6, the game that redefined the multiplayer FPS genre, has been ported to Android in all its glory.

Players will find all the features they would expect to see if they loaded the game up on a PC, including online multiplayer with the ability to search and connect to servers.

Podcasts have arrived! Photo: Google

Podcasts have arrived! Photo: Google

Six months after Google announced it is bringing podcast support to its Play Music app, it has finally landed… in the U.S. and Canada, at least.

Users can now subscribe to their favorite shows through Play Music on Android and on the web, and find new ones based on various topics, feelings, and activities.

Meet the Moto G4. Photo: NowhereElse

Meet the Moto G4. Photo: NowhereElse

New images of Lenovo’s upcoming Moto G4 handset have leaked out ahead of its official debut, revealing a front-facing fingerprint scanner and mysterious sensors above its camera.

3D Touch in action on iPhone 6s. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

3D Touch in action on iPhone 6s. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Google’s upcoming Android N upgrade will bring native support for iPhone-like pressure-sensitive displays.

The move should make “3D Touch” screens more popular on Android, and will make it easier for app developers to take advantage of them.

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