How To Pin An App On Android (And Why You'll Want To)
Pinning an app to your Android helps prevent wandering eyes from ending up where you might not want them.
Read MorePinning an app to your Android helps prevent wandering eyes from ending up where you might not want them.
Read MoreUnwanted calls are a ubiquitous annoyance, but Android gives you a very handy way to make them go away. It doesn't cost anything and works in a snap.
Read MoreIf you receive a lot of one-time passwords on your Android device, there is a simple setting to enable that will keep them from piling up. We'll show you how.
Read MoreIf you need fewer distractions from the tiny computer in your pocket, Android includes Focus mode and a Do Not Disturb option. Here's how to use them.
Read MoreIf you accidentally swiped away all notifications, there's a way to look at your notification history on Android. You do need to turn it on first, though.
Read MoreWhile Android doesn't natively allow you to use a video as your wallpaper, there are ways to get around that limitation. Here's one easy way.
Read MoreIf you find yourself mindlessly scrolling on your phone late at night and want to cut back, turn on these Android settings to fix that habit.
Read MoreIs your music muffled, distorted, or of low quality? Here are a few tips and tricks to improve it. None of them involve pulling apart your stereo.
Read MoreIf you have unique accessibility needs or simply want a shortcut for quickly switching to a high-contrast theme, Android's invert colors feature is key.
Read MoreIf you're trying to move files between your Android phone and a Mac, here are two ways (one wired, another wireless) to quickly do so.
Read MoreFrom a car charger to a game controller, we pick USB-C accessories and give you exact recommendations. If you've an Android phone, this is what you need.
Read MoreThough it's not a DSLR, the camera on your Android phone can still take some stunning photos of the moon.
Read MoreGoogle's popular Android Auto and Built-In Google environments are getting a big upgrade in the form of new productivity and entertainment apps.
Read MoreIf you've got a lot of articles to catch up on while you're on a plane or otherwise have no signal, Android has a built-in way to easily save them offline.
Read MoreAndroid Auto is capable of add a ton of functionality to your car's head unit -- but only if you have the right utility apps installed on your phone.
Read MoreOne of the little-known capabilities of Android Auto includes the ability to control your smart home with it, unlocking even more useful features.
Read MoreIf you’re annoyed by the number of times you’ve to unlock your Android phone at home or when it's on you, Smart Lock is probably what you’re looking for.
Read MorePhoto storage apps are essential to any Android device, and getting the most out of those apps is crucial to the overall experience. Here are five to consider.
Read MoreAre you trying to bypass sports blackouts or running out of potential matches where you live? A GPS spoofing app might be just what you need.
Read MoreTo assist in your need to multitask, Android actually has a few features that can help you achieve single-handed operation.
Read MoreYou don't actually need your computer to print out documents, images, and other files you have saved to your Android phone.
Read MoreIf you know that mobile data is going to be sketchy on your upcoming trip, downloading maps for offline use is essential for navigation.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a great set of earbuds that won't break the bank, here are some suggestions that include features like wireless charging and ANC.
Read MoreOutside of the logo makeover, a number of new features are headed to the Android platform across a multitude of system requirements.
Read MoreThe decision to use Google Maps or TomTom can be complicated. Both have very robust feature sets and can be useful in different ways. We break it down.
Read MoreIf you're facing higher bills or find your data speeds being throttled due to excessive usage, here's what you can do to curb apps using data in the background.
Read MoreYour phone comes with a launcher, typically created by the manufacturer, but you don't have to stick with it. There are several speedy ones that are great.
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