Dave! I just got a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and I just love this thing. So cool! But… I’m used to being able to shut down my phone by pressing the side button. Can I change it to do that rather than launch Bixby?
Dave! I just got a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and I just love this thing. So cool! But… I’m used to being able to shut down my phone by pressing the side button. Can I change it to do that rather than launch Bixby?
Odds are good that the camera on your Android phone – particularly if you have a Google Pixel device – is better than the webcam on your computer. Now you can use your Pixel as a remote webcam for your Mac or PC! Here’s how to get it all working…
I changed the default behavior of the power button to allow easy access to shutdown and restart, which means I don’t have a shortcut for Google Pay. Can I utilize the tap-on-back feature on my Pixel to launch Wallet instead?
I have two friends who call me all the time. I would like to have one set to always have a silent ring so I can easily ignore them, while the other I’d like to assign a custom ringtone. I’m on a Google Pixel phone. Is this possible?
I want to have my Android phone data automatically backed up so if I lose it I won’t also lose all my photos, videos, documents, etc. My company pays for us to all have Google One accounts, does that offer a backup option, and if so, how do I get it set up?
I read that Android apps have access to all of the data on my phone, including my full Contacts list. Is this true? How can I see which apps have access and disable it for some apps in Android 14?
My cousin sent me a photo with a QR code and I want to scan the code to see what site it takes me to. How can I do that with a saved or shared photograph without having to take a picture of the photo?
Dave, my eyes aren’t what they used to be and I’m finding it hard to read what’s on the screen of my Android phone. What can I change to make it more legible? I’ve got a Pixel with Android 14.
Like many Android users, I have both PC and Mac systems in my office. Plug an Android device into a PC and it’s a breeze to work with, but plug it into a Mac and… nothing happens. How do you get to your Android file system from a Mac? That’s what MacDroid solves…
I just got a Barnes & Noble Nook 9″ Tablet. It’s based on Android 13, so it can utilize face recognition. How can I get this set up on my new Nook so I don’t have to enter my PIN every time I pick it up?