Category: Android

Let’s address your concern regarding locking Outlook for Android using a passcode or fingerprint. As of this writing, an option to lock Outlook using a passcode or fingerprint isn’t available. Another thing we wondered was can I use fingerprint to unlock my Outlook email account? After doing that, the user is asked for a pin […]

, li DAR Sensor is recently added to i, and phone 12. If you wish to use Li. DAR on Android then you are out of Luck but Google has Better Option with ARCore. A few days back I was going through my news feed and came across this piece of information “i. Phone 12 […]

Google Duo is essentially Face. Time on Android. It’s a simple live video chat service. By simple, we mean that it’s all this app does. Another frequent inquiry is “Does android have facetime?”. The easiest answer is that there is no Face. Time for Android. Apple introduced the feature in 2010, claiming that it would […]

Current Android-x86 is based on Lineage OS and makes no attempt to hide it, with giant Lineage logos appearing throughout its setup. Android-x86’s cool splash screen adds a little panache. Android-x86 used to be difficult to navigate without a touch-screen, but now it comes with Taskbar as standard, a desktop menu popularized by Bliss OS. […]

Yes, Android phones have secure cloud storage for your photos and more—and that extra space on your device is just waiting for you to use it! Most of us have come to accept that anything we do on our phones or computers could potentially be sent to “the cloud,” even if not everyone fully understands […]

, 1 Go to Android studio. Remove “hello world” text and add a Button., 2 Click on the button icon and drag it to the center of the screen., 3 Click on the text tab. Change “Button” to “Share it”. Please follow the steps below in order to add Share Button/ Action in Android Application: […]

You can use Android studio to make a Flutter project and then deploy it to i, and os. But you need to learn Dart and Flutter’s conceptions and whole developing processes, maybe it’s not as easy as you imagined. So I’m currently developping an app in Android Studio, being Java the programming languague used. I […]

If you have a bug in the app you are using, the bug may end up causing the automatic closing of the app. Fixing bugged apps is primarily in the hands of the app developer. Make sure you keep your apps updated to fix any bugs in it. The answer is that the Mobile Data […]

The primary way you’ll install apps on Android is by firing up the Play Store app on your phone or tablet. You’ll find the Play Store in your app drawer and likely on your default home screen. You can also open it by tapping the shopping bag-like icon at the top-right corner of the app […]

To check what version of Android you have: 1 Swipe up from the home screen. 3 Tap on the Search icon. 6 Tap “Software information” again. 7 The Android version that your phone is running will be displayed. How to know what your Android version number is called. Android 10 features a number of updates […]