There are many Android newsletters you could subscribe to, so why is Esper’s The Android Edge newsletter worth a subscription? The Android Edge is not just the only newsletter that focuses solely on the Android OS platform — meaning we won’t flood your inbox with run-of-the-mill smartphone coverage — but it’s also the only way to get early access to Android Dessert Bites.
Android Dessert Bites is a weekly column written by reputed Android journalist Mishaal Rahman. Mishaal has years of experience covering the Android OS and is frequently breaking the news on new platform features. If you’re an app developer, system engineer, or power user looking to stay informed about what’s new in Android, then subscribe to The Android Edge so you’ll get each week’s Android Dessert Bites column right in your email inbox.
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About the author
Mishaal is the Senior Technical Editor at Esper and a cohost of Android Bytes. While Editor in Chief at XDA-Developers, Mishaal was at the forefront of Android tech journalism, breaking story after story on new OS features and platform changes. Follow him on Twitter or LinkedIn.
Preview the latest edition
Google’s first Pixel to natively support the exFAT file system is the Pixel 6, though curiously it only works on Android 13. In this week’s edition, I dive into how Microsoft’s proprietary file system made its way to Linux and now Android.
