Microsoft Cortana for Android, Droid Turbo Root – XDA TV

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Microsoft Cortana for Android, Droid Turbo Root – XDA TV
3/16/2015 7:30:08 AM

Microsoft’s Cortana is coming to Android! That and much more news is covered by Jordan when he reviews all the important stories from this weekend. Included in this weekend’s news is the announcement of a Xiaomi smartwatch and be sure to check out the article talking about Google’s support of YouTube 360 on Android. That’s not all that’s covered in today’s video!

Be sure to check out the other videos released earlier this week on XDA TV. XDA TV Producer TK released an Xposed Tuesday video covering the Xposed Framework Alpha 2 release. Then TK reviewed the RAVPower 15W Solar Power charger. Also, TK gave us an Android App review of Clip Stack. Finally, if you missed it be sure to check out Jordan’s Review of the Nvidia SHIELD Tablet. Pull up a chair and check out this video.

Be sure to check out other great XDA TV Videos

• Xiaomi to Release SmartWatch
• Microsoft's Cortana Coming To Android
• YouTube Supports 360 Degree Videos On Android
• Moto X (2013) is Undergoing the Lollipop Soak Test
• Yu Commences Software Beta Testing Program for Lollipop
• Xperia Line From 2011 Gets AOSP Lollipop
• CyanogenMod 12 for Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini
• CM 12 Nightlies for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4
• Omni 5.1 Alpha Available for the Samsung Galaxy S3
• Stock 5.1 Rooted ROM Surfaces for the Nexus 6
• Droid Turbo Root Achieved, But Not Ready Yet
• New Moto G 2015 Forum
• Xposed Installer Alpha 2 & More – XDA Xposed Tuesday
• RAVPower 15W Foldable Solar Charger – Accessory Review
• Clip Stack: A Clipboard Your Phone Needs – App Review

Check out Jordan's YouTube Channel and Jordan's Gaming YouTube Channel

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