Android

Google just announced some major enhancements to Assistant, which predictably meant there would also be an update to the Google app coming shortly. While there aren’t any outward signs of changes after updating, there are […]

As well as a whole raft of new features, Android P includes some substantial security improvements including blocking apps from recording you secretly and more encryption for backups. Android P’s security improvements aren’t just about fixing […]

Motorola has confirmed that it is laying people in its Chicago office off, though it also says “our Moto Z family will continue.” Prior to this announcement, multiple people close to the company have stated […]

Gmail continues to be one of the most popular email clients on Android, and today Google’s adding support for various “Inbox Types.” This is something that’s been available on desktop for some time, and it […]

Even in its alpha state, the first Android P Developer Preview includes a slew of user-facing and underlying changes to tinker around with. Some of the more significant changes include a redesigned notification panel and […]

With the Galaxy S9 getting ready to populate carrier shelves, a new generation of users are about to be exposed to Samsung’s suite of Android apps. Fear and loathing may be our go-to emotions when […]

With Android P‘s developer preview out in the wild, everyone’s running around like a chicken with its head cut off to find new features that Google didn’t explicitly announce. We knew that Autofill was being […]

XDA Developers discovered that the theming app Substratum will not work with Android P. Even the add-on app Andromeda that works with Substratum to theme without root won’t help on Android P. This will no […]

Android is designed to be gentle with your mobile data, but all bets are off when you get on WiFi. Your phone will likely save large downloads until the instant you reconnect to WiFi, but […]