Category: Android

The Android Emulator is very slow. The main reason is because it is emulating the ARM CPU & GPU, unlike the i. OS Simulator, which runs x86 code instead of the ARM code that runs on the actual hardware. And one more, Why should you not go for Genymotion. Also, how to fix Android Studio […]

The best place to start is to make sure that your current Android SIM card will work in your new i, and phone. If your Android device uses the nano-SIM, the latest form of SIM card, then it will work in the i. Phone 5 and later models. If it uses micro-SIM, you will only […]

Android’s reputation for securing its fragmented ecosystem is not good —the widely held view is that i. Phone’s are much safer. But you can buy an Android and lock it down fairly easily. Not so with an i, and phone. Apple makes its devices harder to attack, but also harder to protect. But this doesn’t […]

There is a stageplay of Nier Automata that came out before the game released (in Japan) and in that is explictly stated that the blindfolds are nanotech and act as visors that collect data from the enviroment and project it on to the eyes of the android unit. For example the transmissions you get from […]

The most common one is the unresponsive app, which takes more memory of your device. If your phone’s software or hardware is too old, you can experience freezing problems. If the storage space is too low, there are chances that the phone may freeze. [Solution] Fix Android Phone that Wont Respond Restart your phone. If […]

The Android apps can be found in the Start Menu just like Windows apps. They can even be pinned to the taskbar like regular apps. Go forth and Android-ify your Windows 11! To sideload Android apps, you first need to confirm that your device meets the minimum requirements, and then you need to install the […]

The current operating system version of Android, Android 10, as well as both Android 9 (‘Android Pie’) and Android 8 (‘Android Oreo’) are all reported still to be receiving Android’s security updates. You could be wondering “Which Android version does Google no longer support?” Google no longer supports Android 1.0. In September 2008, the first […]

The Android version was released in April 2012, followed by a feature-limited desktop interface in November 2012, a Fire OS app in June 2014, and an app for Windows 10 in October 2016. As of October 2015, over 40 billion photos had been uploaded. “We are testing a new version of Instagram for Android that […]

The Galaxy S21 Ultra takes size to the max with its 6.8-inch screen. This large screen Android phone has a stunning OLED screen resolution, an adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz and WQHD+ screen resolution. Its new and improved camera delivers an even greater degree of detail with two. You might be wondering “Which Android […]

The Google Pixel 5 is the best overall Android camera available, and one of the best Android phones around, based on its fantastic ability to capture beautiful photos in every situation without any tweaking, guessing with settings, or edits after capture. Photos come out clear and crisp, even though we noticed some color inconsistencies in […]