In this article, we will introduce you to 5 functions that you might never have thought your Android phone could do.

Google's September update for Android phones brings an upgraded Emoji Kitchen, a revamped Quick Share, and more.

2. Android's Split Screen for Multitasking Android users often miss out on the hidden function, Split Screen feature, which is perfect for multitasking. This function allows you to run two apps ...

Because there are so many different Android devices (and so many variants of those individual devices), developers tend to begin programming their apps on iOS before putting together the resources ...

Android 16 could let Gemini act as an AI agent for your controlling apps on your phone.

If your Android phone supports this super productive quick search function, you’ll probably get a lot of added utility from Circle to Search that you probably didn’t know you needed.

The pre-installed default apps on your phone are meant to perform basic functions–like opening an internet link, placing a call, or sending a text. On Android, you can change the default apps ...

On your Android tablet, you might have entirely different apps installed that can handle PDFs, files, and Twitter links (say, Adobe Reader, Google Drive, and Evernote). The Share function ...