How to install Android apps on a Chromebook today
Update January 2017: According to Google, all new Chromebooks in 2017 will run Android apps with support for the Play Store out of the box. Google will maintain a list of Google […]
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How to update Android Wear smartwatches
As with most gadgets, wearable tech should get the latest updates automatically but you can also manually upgrade and install the latest software. With the release of Android Wear 2.0, we show you how […]
How to limit data usage on Android
If you’re not subscribed to an unlimited mobile data contract, or aren’t always in range of a Wi-Fi connection, it’s easy to go over your monthly mobile data allowance and incur huge […]
How to remove Google Search bar on Android without root
Recognise this? That’s the Google Search bar, and on some Android phones it is set to appear at the top of every home screen, taking up room you’d rather give to app […]
How to share Apple Clips with Android users
Apple has launched its new short video creation app Clips to take on the likes of Snapchat and Instagram. At the moment it’s just for users of iPhones and iPads, but that […]
How to find out which version of Android you have
Each year Google releases a major update to its Android operating system. In August 2016 it was the turn of Android 7, also known as Nougat, and Android 8 is expected to appear […]
How to change your Android wallpaper or screensaver
One of the best things about Android is the fact that it can be customised so freely by the user. We show you how easy it is to change the wallpaper and […]
How to use Notification Dots in Android Oreo
Now that Android Oreo is official on Google’s Pixel and Nexus devices, we’ve been able to play around with some of the new features. You may have also done this, or got […]
How to use Cortana on Android
Microsoft’s Cortana is available on Android phones. It’s interesting that rather than being rivals, we’re seeing voice assistants popping up on other platforms more are more. The latest news is that soon […]
How to use Picture in Picture in Android Oreo
Android Oreo is available now for Google Pixel and (some) Nexus phones, and it’ll be coming fairly soon to all the main Android flagships of 2016 and 2017. One of the best […]
