Android privacy settings to change now to keep your information safe What makes an Android smartphone or tablet truly yours is the apps you use on it, but it’s common for us to install apps without thinking about what we have access to.
Read moreRear Fingerprint Sensors Are the Best Fingerprint Sensors Unlocking your phone with your face is cool and all, but I’m here to tell you: The rear fingerprint sensor is still the most superior way to unlock your phone. It’s faster, more intuitive, and more versatile than any other sort of unlocking security. Please, come with me on a journey.
Read moreHow to Find Which Apps Are Using the Most Memory on Android Many Android phones have plenty of memory these days, but not everyone wants to shell out the cash for them. Even if you do, you may wonder what apps are eating up RAM. We’ll show you how to find out.
Read moreIf you’re serious about privacy, it’s time to use DuckDuckGo as your default Android browser Third-party app trackers have become a real problem on Android, and DuckDuckGo is doing something about it. Find out why Jack Wallen believes this is the browser you need to use.
Read more5 Android settings to change immediately to get more out of your phone Customize your Android smartphone by changing these default settings. We’ll show you how.
Read moreUpgrading your phone? Remember to transfer your Google Authenticator accounts Don’t skip this step on your iPhone or Android phone unless you want to risk getting locked out of all your accounts.
Read moreWhat Is Car Key on Android, and How Does It Work? Android phones do a lot more than make phone calls. They’re cameras, GPS navigators, credit cards, and so much more. What if it could also be the key to your car? That’s exactly what Android 12’s “Car Key” feature does.
Read more15 Things You Can Do in Android 12 That You Couldn’t Do Before Google’s next big Android upgrade is here (at least for Pixels), and it brings a ton of new features.
Read moreHow to Control Your Android Phone With Your Face The most direct way to use a touchscreen is to, well, touch it, but that’s not something everyone can do. Android’s expansive accessibility tools can help you navigate around the phone with only your eyes and facial expressions.
Read moreWindows 11 will give you another reason to choose Android over iOS Microsoft has teased an update for the Your Phone app on Windows 11.
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