I constantly lose track of my Google Pixel phone. Either it’s at work, in the break room, in my car or at home, but somehow I never know where it is. Does Android have an equivalent to “Find My iPhone” on Apple devices? Help!
I constantly lose track of my Google Pixel phone. Either it’s at work, in the break room, in my car or at home, but somehow I never know where it is. Does Android have an equivalent to “Find My iPhone” on Apple devices? Help!
My son just gave me an LG G6 Android phone and I really like it, except for having to enter my PIN every time I want to use it. It has a fingerprint sensor, so how do I add my fingerprint and allow it to unlock the phone?
Every time I give my Android phone to my little one she ends up jumping into other programs and messing things up. I don’t want to buy a new device for her, so is there some way to lock her into a particular app in Android to avoid mischief?
I’m bored with the look of my Android phone. It’s been the same for years. Is there a way to apply themes or styles to my phone and update the UI?
I can’t sleep because of the constant buzzing and notifications on my Android phone throughout the night. Stressful! Is there a way to disable notifications at night? I’m using a Samsung Galaxy S10 if that matters…
I love my Mac system, but when I plug in my Android phone, they just don’t seem even remotely compatible. How can I access and work with my Android file system and data from my MacOS X system?
Just bought a new smartphone and want to ensure that everything you do is secure and private? Cellular data networks are typically secure, but wifi networks? Most of them put you at risk, particularly public wi-fi networks in coffee shops, schools and libraries. Fortunately, there’s a simple solution to ensuring your smartphone is as secure as possible: A Virtual Private Network like NordVPN.
I’ve been using a PIN forever and it works, but my friend has a cool unlock swipe pattern. He just zips his finger across the screen and it’s unlocked. Cool. How can I switch to use that too?