Category: Android

When you see the Apps & Data screen during the i. Phone set up process, choose ” Move Data from Android”. On your Android device, open the Move to i. OS app and tap “Continue”. Tap “Agree” after you read the terms and conditions. Then tap “Next” to continue. Here are some tips for transferring […]

Some apps run in the background without you even knowing it, causing unnecessary Android battery drain. Also be sure to check your screen brightness. Your screen is one of the most resource intensive parts of your phone, so leaving the brightness on full blast can definitely result in poor battery life. One of the next […]

Just like i. Phones, Android 9 (Android Pie) and Android 10 have an in-built QR Code reader . Even the Android 8 or Oreo does not need an app to scan QR Codes. How do I scan a QR Code without an app on Android? Android 9 and Android 10 have an in-built QR code […]

If you prefer Android, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra is the best Android phone you can buy, thanks to its powerful cameras, long battery life, gorgeous dynamic 120Hz display and support for the S Pen., the one Plus 9 Pro is another great option, offering faster charging and a lower price. Which is the best […]

Setting it up is easy with these simple steps: Open the Android Auto app on your phone Tap the three line menu icon on the top left corner Tap Settings Scroll down to No sound from notifications and toggle it on (Optional) Android Auto automatically resumes your music/podcasts on launch. While we were writing we […]

Light sensor automatically adjusts the screen brightness as per the light intensity of your surroundings. You can test the sensor in a dark area and then by moving your phone to an area with bright light. If screen illumination changes, that means light sensor is working. Orientation sensor detects the direction status of your Android […]

Look in the Downloads folder Like most computer, Android does come with a “Downloads” folder to store all your downloaded files. This won’t usually be available as an app unfortunately, but as a folder within a file manager. Where are my downloaded files on Android phone? Like most computer, Android does come with a “Downloads” […]

Let’s be honest: among the endless and interesting Android features hide some settings and options that are not so useful and that you wanted to turn off immediately but then, taken by laziness, you left active. Today we’re going to show you three features you should get rid of right away! To switch these apps […]

Windows 10 users could already launch Android apps on laptops thanks to Microsoft’s Your Phone app. While it could only run a single Android app at a time when it first arrived, it was recently upgraded earlier this year to be able to run multiple Android apps simultaneously. Can I run Android apps on a […]

With Android 9, a very basic support was also added to AOSP: “Android doesn’t natively support ex. FAT, but we’re at least willing to try mounting an ex. FAT filesystem if we detect the Linux kernel supports it, and if helper binaries are present.”. Can android run exFAT files? Android can’t run NTFS natively, so […]