Category: Android

If only you could run Android apps on Windows 10. But wait, you can! While Android may not be designed with a desktop PC in mind, there are still ways to run Android on Windows 10 so you can use the very best that the Google Play Store has to offer. How to play Android […]

How to Use an Android Tablet. Familiarize yourself with common Android terminology. Some terms that will help you out include the following: 2. Review your Android tablet’s buttons. While most of what you do with your tablet will happen on-screen, there are a few physical buttons that you 3. Turn off your Android. Press and […]

A: Android typically stores installed apps ( .APK files) in the following directory: /data/app/. Apps in these directories use a naming convention according to the unique package name, which is specified by the app developer. For example, if an app’s package name is com., and example. You’ll find some apps on your Home screens, and […]

Android provides two ways for apps to back up their data to the cloud: Auto backup for apps and Key/Value Backup. Auto Backup, which is available starting Android 6.0 (API level 23), preserves data by uploading it to the user’s Google Drive account. How to back up Android phone data? Using the Dr. Fone – […]

Android beginners often assume that services run in a separate thread because they are designed to run background tasks. This is not the case! By default a service will be called on the main thread. This confusion often arises because the main thread is referred to as UI thread and services are supposed to run […]

You Can Finally Control Your Android TV With Your i. Phone If you use Android TV, now you can use your i. Phone as a remote control for it. Can I use an Android TV remote on an iPhone? If you bought a Sony or Sharp TV from the past couple of years and you […]

The Nearby Share or Air. Drop for Android is compatible with all Android devices running on Marshmallow/Android 6 software version or higher. The first version of Air. Drop for Android was released in 2015. Therefore, if you’ve purchased an Android smartphone after 2015, your phone is already integrated with the Air. Drop for Android feature. […]

The best Android smartphones with the best battery life Realme X2 Pro. It shouldn’t be too surprising to see the Realme X2 Pro on this list, as the phone was our Best of Android winner for 2019. It also shouldn’t be too surprising to see the Oppo Reno Ace on this list of the best […]

You can make phone calls and send texts with a tablet —even if it’s not connected to a cellular network. Just connect to Wi-Fi and use one of these apps to turn your tablet into a phone: Verizon Messages comes pre-installed on Verizon Android™ tablets, so you don’t even need to download it. Yet another […]

Playing graphic-intense games for long hours on your Android phone can cause a lag. This is usually because the games strain your phone processor, causing your device to heat up. Processors are heat sensitive. Why Android games or apps lag on your phone? If you need to fix a laggy app or game you will […]