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Xtream Player Update Enhances Android Auto Experience
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In Short: Xtream Player's latest update aims to enhance the Android Auto experience for users, addressing some of the recent issues.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has initiated an internal disciplinary inquiry following media reports about the conduct of national team players during the ongoing tour of England.
According to the PCB, the phones of two unnamed players were taken into possession by the team's security officer after Pakistan's 194-run defeat by England in the second Test at Lord’s.
The board has not disclosed the precise nature of the disciplinary concerns being examined or identified the players involved.
Unverified reports suggest investigators are examining the players' activities and communications in London, including alleged contacts with certain individuals.
The PCB has urged the public to rely only on official statements and has not confirmed any specific allegations.
Meanwhile, both Motorola and Google are investigating an issue with Android Auto, which has been causing difficulties for users beyond Motorola Razr owners.
What this adds
The PCB's investigation is ongoing and has not yet named any players or confirmed specific allegations.
Xtream Player's update is unrelated to the PCB's disciplinary inquiry.
Background
Xtream Player's latest update brings quality-of-life enhancements for Android Auto users.
What's still developing
- Normally, this also includes making calls while connected to Android Auto, but users have been experiencing issues recently.
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- The development comes amid unverified reports involving former Test players Imam-ul-Haq and Mohammad Rizwan, although the PCB has not named any players or confirmed the specific allegations.