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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 […]

Your Android phone can scan and detect any nearby Bluetooth devices, including the Apple Air, and tags. We have to use special apps to scan all BLE devices within the radar and check if an Air. Tag follows you. There are tons of Air. Tag finder apps for Android out there to scan Air. Tag […]

None of which need root access – just a few hasty clicks from users for permission., and but, yeah. In general, you don’t need an anti-virus on Android. Android has been around for several years now and yet the topic of security continues to be the source of some argument. On the one hand you […]

There are a number of ways to delete Android apps. But the easiest way is to open the Google Play Store app, then tap the three-lined menu > My apps & games and tap on an app. From here, simply tap uninstall. If you accidentally delete an app, just reinstall it. Even if it was […]

Connecting Bluetooth speakers to an Android TV box or any Android device is easy to do. Keep in mind some Android TV boxes do not have Bluetooth built-in. While most will have Bluetooth there are some that do not so be sure to check your boxes specifications. Although not many Smart TVs have Bluetooth features, […]

Amazon Fire Tablets restrict you to the Amazon Appstore, but runs on Fire OS, a custom version of Android. That means, that you can install the Play Store and gain access to millions of Android apps and games, including Google apps like Gmail, Chrome, Google Maps, and more. But the Fire Tablet runs Fire OS, […]

Due to a process called fragmentation, Android phones often don’t receive updates and patches in a timely manner. That’s because Android is a licensed operating system that’s often customized by third parties. If your Android device won’t update, it might have to do with your Wi-Fi connection, battery, storage space, or the age of your […]

If you’re a Google Chrome user, you can run Android apps on Linux using ARC Welder, also known as App Runtime for Chrome. This Chrome extension is actually intended to let Android developers test and publish their Android Apps to Chrome OS on other platforms, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use it for your […]

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. […]

Android runs on many different hardware platforms. There are a large number of developers already proficient in Java. Java has huge open source support, with many libraries and tools available to make developers life easier. Java protects you from many of the problems inherent in native code, like memory leaks, bad pointer usage, etc. More […]