How to Follow a Website’s RSS Feed in Google Chrome for Android The days of reading websites with RSS feeds are slowly fading away, but Google Chrome on Android has a similar feature. You can “Follow” websites to put them on your New Tab Page. We’ll show you how it works.
Read moreFaceTime on Android and Windows? Yes and No FaceTime on Android and Windows? It’s sort of happening beginning this fall. Unfortunately, it comes with some key limitations.
Read moreHow to Type with Your Voice on Android A touch screen keyboard isn’t always the best way to enter text. Sometimes it’s just not fast enough, or your hands aren’t free. Using your voice to type can be super helpful on Android.
Read more35 of the best Android apps released in the last year The Play Store doesn’t always make it easy to discover new and exciting apps for your Android device, and so I’ve taken the time to collect the best apps
Read moreHow to debloat your phone (and more) without connecting to a PC LADB is an app that lets you run ADB shell commands from your phone, no root and no PC needed! Use it to debloat your phone and more!
Read moreHow to Avoid Spam Robocalls with “Verified Calls” on Android Spam calls might be the worst thing about carrying a phone in your pocket every day. Thankfully, there are tools to help with this. We’ll show you how to set up “Verified Calls” on your Android phone using one of Google’s own apps.
Read moreAndroid phone tuneup: 5 easy steps that are worth your time Make your Android phone feel fresh and snappy again by following our tips.
Read moreSmartphones aren’t just for the younger generations—they have plenty to offer seniors as well, like apps that are helpful and entertaining. We’ve rounded up an exciting variety of apps to help seniors stay social, manage their health and money, find enjoyable movies and podcasts to help fill the time, and to make life a little easier.
Read moreAs flagship devices from Samsung, Apple, Google, and OnePlus get more and more expensive, you might feel forced to keep up with the increased prices. But times have changed, and most phones under $500 offer the performance, battery life, and camera quality that used to be reserved for high-end handsets. In other words, you don’t need an expensive phone anymore.
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