Android Archive

What’s new in Android 15, plus more updates
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Today, Android 15 starts rolling out to Pixel devices. These updates include security features that help prevent the theft and fraud of

Android Seismic tremor Alarms now accessible across the U.S.
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Wellbeing cautions assume a critical part in assisting individuals with getting ready for cataclysmic events and crises. This is particularly valid for

5 hints to make your Android cell phone somewhat more snappier
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Android, the world’s most famous portable working framework, permits you to redo and utilize your gadget the manner in which you need.

GOOGLE PLAY SERVICES BATTERY DRAIN: HOW TO FIX IT
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Google Play Services battery drain: how to spot it The reason why Google Play Services could be the culprit is because for

Gmail for Android now lets you customize swipe actions
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Google’s been delivering a bunch of overdue updates to Gmail over the past few weeks, and one more arrived in the latest update on Android:

Android Q may replace the back button with a swipe gesture, here’s how to enable it
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Google’s take on gesture navigation isn’t exactly loved by everyone, and it seems the company is preparing a huge overhaul. Alongside tweaks in

How To Plan and Execute an App MVP
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What is an app MVP? We’ve all heard the term Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and we know launching an MVP is best

Android App Distribution Tutorial: From Zero to Google Play Store
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You finished your Android app and celebrated its perfection with many flagons of ale (or pitchers of beer). Hooray! Now you’re ready

It’s time to dump Chrome as your default browser on Android
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I’m going to be honest here, I don’t use a web browser very often on Android. Most often I stick with specific

How much data am I using on my smartphone
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Most cell phone carriers, like AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint, have data usage limitations. Unless you have an unlimited data plan, exceeding the