How to Check Battery Health on Android Battery life is something most people think about, but what about battery health? This is important for the long-term usability of your phone. Unlike the iPhone, Android devices don’t have a super-easy way to check this.
Read moreThese Android tricks will make your phone feel new again We have five simple tips to freshen up your Google, Samsung or other Android device.
Read moreClear your Android phone’s browser cookies and cache already Whether you use Google Chrome, Samsung Internet or Firefox, clearing your cache can speed up your phone and slim down those pesky trackers.
Read moreStop Closing Apps on Your Android Phone Since its birth, Android has had to deal with one big misconception. Some phone makers have even helped perpetuate this myth. The truth is you do not need to kill Android apps. In fact, closing apps can make things worse.
Read more7 tips and tricks to help boost your weak phone signal Stop putting up with dropped calls and super-slow internet. Here are a few ways to get better mobile signal strength on Android and iPhone.
Read moreGoogle Play Will Bring Android Games to Windows PCs in 2022 There’s been a big push to get more Android apps running on Windows PCs. During The Game Awards, Google announced that it’s taking another step by bringing a Google Play Games app to PCs in 2022.
Read moreYou Should Opt-Out of Verizon’s Data-Collection Scheme Right Now The mobile carrier is reportedly gathering customers’ contacts, app usage, and location information.
Read moreHow to Find a Wi-Fi Password on Android Your Android device allows you to quickly rejoin Wi-Fi networks. If you want to find a Wi-Fi password on Android, follow these steps.
Read moreHow to buy a new iPhone or Android phone in 2021 From what features to consider through to saving money in the sales, here’s what to look for when buying a new iPhone or Android phone in 2021.
Read moreAndroid 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.
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