The users will have to take help from the Chrome internal settings for the extension support to improve readability as it’s not available on the Android web browser. The accessibility options of Chrome can improve readability on the website. Decreasing the text size can fit more words on the page but increasing the text size […]
How to protect your privacy using Android
28 June 2017 By Leave a Comment
We keep an awful lot of personal information on our mobiles these days and, as a direct result, these devices know quite a lot about us. From our location and contacts to our favourite hangouts and hobbies, we happily exchange some of this information for “free” services from the likes of Google and others, but […]
How to move to SD card on Android
26 June 2017 By Leave a Comment
Many cheap Android phones come with a paltry 4- or 8GB of storage, while even 16GB isn’t really enough for lots of apps, high-resolution photos and videos, plus a music library. Fortunately, the vast majority of Android phones have a memory card slot, into which you can slot an inexpensive microSD card. What you need to […]
Turning Your Android Phone into a Webcam: How To Do It
26 June 2017 By Leave a Comment
Have you ever been dissatisfied with the low-quality webcam that your laptop was shipped with? Apart from the very latest laptops, the tiny cameras on notebooks seem almost like an afterthought. Here’s how you can turn your Android phone into a functional webcam… First of all, you need to install an app from the Play store. […]
12 Tips to Help You Master Gboard for Android
24 April 2017 By Leave a Comment
Typing on a mobile device has come a long way since the days of flip phones, when you had to press a key repeatedly to find the right character. Today, there are awesome keyboard apps like Gboard, which integrates Google search features and makes typing a breeze. But the whole experience still stands to improve […]
7 tips for taking better pictures with Android
19 April 2017 By Leave a Comment
For the longest time, anyone needing to take photos to be used for the purpose of marketing, documentation, archival, etc. had to carry with them a Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) camera to get the best quality photo. That’s not always the case now. With smartphone cameras equally or, in some cases, surpassing the quality […]
Android co-founder’s new smartphone confirmed to run Android
14 April 2017 By 1 Comment
The new smartphone from Andy Rubin, which will be the debut product of his new company Essential, will indeed run Android for its operating system. It looked that way from the tiny peek at the corner we got from Rubin’s tweet earlier this week, but now Google’s Eric Schmidt has confirmed it’ll be one of […]
Pinterest for Android now works with Nougat’s app shortcuts
10 April 2017 By 1 Comment
The social collaging app takes advantage of a new feature introduced in Android 7.1. As Android users, we can appreciate when an app maker attempts to take advantage of some of Android native abilities. The app action shortcuts introduced in Android 7.1, for instance, are a worthy feature to add to marquee apps. Pinterest […]
