As much of a fan of Google’s products as I am, the company’s naming scheme is still incredibly confusing. Qualcomm still holds the crown, but Google also has a habit of giving completely different products very similar names. Check out Google Wallet and Google Pay. Another good example of this is Android Auto and Android …
Punkil Shah / Android Commission I’ve always felt that app widgets don’t get nearly enough credit for the convenience they provide. They are great for checking important information at a glance and going directly to specific application features. That’s why my home screen setup doesn’t find the right wallpaper or prefer icon packs. For me, …
Andy Walker / Android Authority Think for a moment about which Android app is at the heart of your smartphone. If you answered the phone app, you’re probably still stuck in the early 2010s. But if you answered the launcher, you’d be right. That’s why choosing the right home screen makes all the difference in …
Google has kicked off the month of June with a big and hearty Android 16 update. Frankly, big updates aren’t exactly news, but this update was too helpful to ignore. Android drops are not like Pixel feature drops; The latter are updates exclusive to Google Pixel smartphones, whereas Android drops are firmware updates that bring …
Google has spent the past year quietly chipping away at the walls Apple built around its ecosystem, and quick sharing continues to become its tool of choice for work. The same feature goes toe-to-toe with Airdrop The Pixel 10 Pro Fold and every recent Galaxy may soon pick up a new trick to target the …
Punkil Shah / Android Commission Limiting charging to 80% is one of the best things you can do to protect your phone’s battery health in the long run. And avoid discharging the battery too often and stay close to the 20-80 charging range even better. This essentially keeps the battery away from high stress charge …
