Category: Android

If your WhatsApp conversations are anything like my Facebook conversations, they are probably filled with a bunch of GIFs, images and videos. It usually doesn’t […]

Google’s October Android Security Patch is out today. These regular updates fix OS-level security bugs for all Android devices, but this month’s patch also contains […]

Last week, Google could bombs its Android market by announcing a flagship device with big batteries, crazy cameras, a Snapdragon 865+ processor and other examples […]

Isn’t it fun when technologies from one platform don’t mix with another? Owners of various Samsung Android devices are experiencing this joy first hand, as […]

Cybersecurity researchers at Zscaler recently found 17 dubious apps containing the Joker malware on the Google Play store. Researchers have reported apps that are now […]

The bizarre Android 11 bug affects an unknown number of users and devices and makes multitasking nearly impossible. Swiping up on your Pixel to bring […]

Telecommuting in 2020 couldn’t be more fun than calling Zoom from a tropical region, even if you’re not really there. As an added bonus, the […]

Yes, Android usually comes with a fancy Easter egg. Do you really think that Google, the famous creator of Doodle , the dinosaur game and […]

Google is finally fixing an annoying bug that has plagued Pixel Buds users for weeks: every minute and fifty seconds, wireless headphones suddenly paused during […]

Google is slowly rolling out its new service called Confirmed Calls, a sort of extended caller ID that should at least let Android users know […]

Android 11 is already here, meaning stable, and only if you are using one of the Google Pixel phones (Pixel 2, 3, 3A, 4 or […]

The process was slow, but the new Firefox browser for Android is finally here – at least in Europe. US users will have to wait […]

I love the Nearby Share feature in Android because it finally – finally – lets you transfer files to another Android phone, just like iPhone […]

Google Assistant lets you do a ton of things on your Android phone hands- free, and a recent update adds recording and sending voice messages […]

The upcoming SwiftKey Android update finally adds the long-requested sliding cursor control, and this makes us question our commitment to Gboard once again. Before we […]

In the past, you could get two major Android updates for Samsung phones and tablets – mostly in two years. After that Samsung couldn’t guarantee […]

Dark Sky has been a popular weather app for many Android users. That was until it was removed from the Google Store after Apple bought […]

Yesterday, Google and Apple removed Fortnite from their app stores after Epic made changes to in-game payment methods . Epic is suing both companies in […]

Tired of … your phone’s phone app? You don’t have to keep using it if you don’t want to, now that you can probably try […]

Files by Google is a handy app that helps you manage your Android phone’s storage space and transfer data securely to the cloud and other […]

I really like the day of the announcement of the new smartphone, and today is the time for Samsung to show off its new line […]

At Samsung’s Unpacked 2020 event, a live audience traded for a somewhat awkward all-digital presentation, but this year’s livestream has been filled with a slew […]

IOS 14 and Android 11 will add new touch back gesture controls when they are released later this year, but you can get this feature […]

WhatsApp is testing a new mute feature for Android that lets you quickly mute conversations by tapping Mute directly in the system notification, instead of […]

One of my favorite tiny features in Apple’s upcoming iOS 14 operating system – critical to privacy and security – is a rare double feature. […]

The Asus ROG Phone 3 is a powerful gaming device. Even his wallpaper is made to animate when you turn on his high-performance “X-Mode”. The […]

Android: As annoyed as I am that Dark Sky will no longer have a home on Android from August 1st, the pain has eased slightly […]

Amid growing anti-Chrome sentiment, there is another advantage of the browser: usability. And now, Chrome’s built-in password storage feature is updated with the new Auto-Complete […]

Whenever I need to download something big using my phone – or actually download something to my phone – I always weigh the question, “Will […]

Setting up dark mode on your Android is easy, but making sure the Gboard keyboard suits your preference for light or dark sides takes a […]

Google is finally adding dark mode to Google Docs, Sheets and Slides on Android. The new dark themes look the same as in other third-party […]

Fraudulent Android Apps? You do not speak. A relatively entrenched piece of malware known as “The Joker” – insert your favorite Heath Ledger meme here […]

Android 11 beta 2 is here. This means that we are only one beta from the Release Preview, also known as “the beta you want […]

I don’t have a Samsung smartphone, but if I did, I would be very pissed off if I paid between $ 1,000 and $ 2,000 […]

I remember when Apple first launched AirDrop for iOS in 2013. Another version had been around on the Mac for some time now, and it […]

The Android 11 beta was originally slated to launch concurrently with Google’s annual developer event, but the world had other plans for a software update […]

Google recently announced a new design for the Google Photos app, packed with brand new features and an optimized look and feel. The redesign is […]

There is always a new Netflix series to kick off as soon as you complete the one you are currently eating, but with so many […]

Much of my reading has shifted to audiobooks these days, making it easier to fit into my schedule and sometimes more interesting. I often wish […]

Using your phone while driving is not only dangerous but also prohibited by law. However, most of us rely on our smartphones to get directions […]