How to Get Rid of the Most Annoying Android Malware: XHelper
xHelper is a gift that never stops giving. And by gift I mean “Android malware”. and by “kickback” I mean “opening your system to all […]
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xHelper is a gift that never stops giving. And by gift I mean “Android malware”. and by “kickback” I mean “opening your system to all […]
Continue reading »Few things are eating up data limits as quickly as the new season of your favorite Netflix show, but Android users can now reduce the […]
Continue reading »Mozilla is about to remove the nightly beta of its new Firefox for Android browser from the Google Play store, leaving users with only the […]
Continue reading »At Samsung’s February 11 “Samsung Unpacked” event , several new devices were unveiled, including the next attempt at a foldable smartphone: the Galaxy Z Flip. […]
Continue reading »Our smartphones can display tons of information and provide useful shortcuts even when locked, and Google Assistant’s Ambient Mode is worth a try. It allows […]
Continue reading »Samsung held its annual Unpacked event this morning, at which it announced a batch of new products, including three versions of its new flagship device, […]
Continue reading »Android 10’s system-level dark theme is pretty good, but a third-party DarQ app can unlock hidden settings that make it even better. DarQ allows you […]
Continue reading »While the latest Android malware to watch out for isn’t nearly as popular as rogue apps that have recently been downloaded over 382 million times […]
Continue reading »Anyone with an older Android device running Android 8 or 9 should use Bluetooth with caution. Cybersecurity firm ERNW has discovered a bug that allows […]
Continue reading »Apple has redesigned the mobile version of iCloud, and if you live in a divided home – Android and iOS / iPadOS devices live in […]
Continue reading »There are many ways to update your Android phone . Most people are probably waiting for the latest fixes and letting their phones run the […]
Continue reading »Whenever we post “Remove these apps” stories, we invariably see comments claiming that the malicious apps in question are so bizarre and pointless that you’d […]
Continue reading »As an iPhone user with a Gmail address, I envy all Android owners who can use dark mode in their Gmail apps. While Google claims […]
Continue reading »Android 10 is finally available on several of Samsung’s latest smartphones via the One UI 2.0 update, but as many Samsung owners have discovered, the […]
Continue reading »Which do you prefer: save space on your Android device or be able to edit videos on your smartphone? Right now you are getting one […]
Continue reading »Those of you with a somewhat new Android Pixel 4 smartphone may have noticed that Google is forcing you to use gesture navigation to interact […]
Continue reading »Sprint is feeling very generous at the moment. If you’ve encountered a cracked screen on your Samsung phone, the carrier is offering a special promotion […]
Continue reading »Android: Your Android has many useful tools to help you control smartphone addiction. But settings like Google’s Digital Wellbeing feature are more functional than fun. […]
Continue reading »We’ve heard about the resurrected Motorola Razr phone for years, but finally there are a few days left before the official start of pre-order: January […]
Continue reading »Xbox One owners can now stream games from their consoles to their Android smartphones and tablets. For players on PC and PlayStation are available for […]
Continue reading »Signal has just updated its Android app with new features that make managing file attachments and deleting old conversations much easier than before. As Android […]
Continue reading »There is nothing wrong with sending the US government’s ” Bridge of Life ” aid program. This allows those on substantially low incomes – 135 […]
Continue reading »As expected, Samsung is planning to launch budget versions of its flagship Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10. The “lightweight” versions of these phones do […]
Continue reading »Even if I don’t remember the 90s very well, I remember all those old technologies of the 90s exactly, especially the classic look of old […]
Continue reading »Some Pixel owners are worried about a strange issue, and Google still hasn’t released a solution for this particular problem. Apparently, some people running the […]
Continue reading »The entire Pixel phone lineup recently got a few new features thanks to the first Pixel Feature Drop update , but it looks like Google […]
Continue reading »If you are using Twitter for Android, make sure you have the latest version of the app installed. Twitter announced yesterday that it had discovered […]
Continue reading »A cable is a cable, right? Not really. While there should n’t be any difference between one USB cable and another – it’s basically a […]
Continue reading »If your Android app is suffering from amnesia, you are probably a little confused. Where did your data go? Why does this app (or some […]
Continue reading »Electric cars may be the future, but differences in charging plugs from different manufacturers and models make finding a compatible EV charging station much more […]
Continue reading »Google Photos has several AI-driven features that enhance your photos and create “automatic creations” on your behalf, such as slideshows, collages, and animations of your […]
Continue reading »An annoying lock screen bug has been troubling some hapless Android users for months now, blocking their access to their devices with a weird authentication […]
Continue reading »Messaging RCS, the next iteration of text messaging that Google uses for its Android operating system, has been rolling out to Android smartphones since November. […]
Continue reading »As much as I would love to have one Google Calendar in which to keep track of all my data, I don’t. I bet you […]
Continue reading »Google’s new Feature Drop program launches this month for Pixel 2, 3, 3a and 4 smartphones (including XL models). You’ll find a lot in this […]
Continue reading »Shortly after Apple announced a subscription-based gaming service, Apple Arcade , Google opposed a similar subscription program: Google Play Pass . Unlike Apple Arcade, Google […]
Continue reading »One of the annoyances of owning a non-Pixel Android phone is that you’re often a second-class citizen for major Android updates. Google may release a […]
Continue reading »Here comes the December Android security update. If you’re the proud owner of a Pixel phone, it’s time to check if you can get the […]
Continue reading »StrandHogg sounds like something from Quake II , but it’s actually the name of a new Android vulnerability that allows malicious apps to disguise themselves […]
Continue reading »Android users can now let Google Assistant buy and book movie tickets thanks to the new Google Duplex feature, which allows AI to independently access […]
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