Open Source app TapTap brings Android's Quick Tap feature to unsupported devices
TapTap is an open source application for Google's Android operating system that brings Android 12's Quick Tap feature to devices running Android 7 and up.
Latest Android News
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Why I won't buy a new phone when my Google Pixel Android phone runs out of support
I bought a Google Pixel 3a Android phone shortly after it was released.
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Tip: All Simple Mobile Tools Android apps are free on Google Play currently
Simple Mobile Tools is a developer of high quality open source Android applications, which are available as free and paid versions on Google Play.
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How to Get Chrome Extensions on Android
Whether you’re a student or work from home or an office, Chrome has some great extensions that help with organization, productivity, learning, and entertainme
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DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser for Android is getting an App Tracking Protection feature
DuckDuckGo Privacy Browser is an open source web browser for Google's Android operating system by DuckDuckGo.
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Android 12 is now rolling out to Google Pixel devices
Android users who use a Google Pixel device may install the new Android 12 mobile operating system on their devices starting today.
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Android 12 has been released: Here's what's new in it
Android 12 is here (just as we predicted), Google has released the new iteration of its operating system to AOSP (Android Open Source Project).
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Open beta of One UI 4 based on Android 12 is now available for Samsung Galaxy S21 series
Google is rumored to release Android 12 on October 4th.
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What’s new with the Samsung September 2021 security update?
Samsung started rolling out the security update to most of their Galaxy devices from August 30.
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New privacy controls for WhatsApp will let you hide your 'Last Seen' status
Most messaging clients these days will let you see your friends' statuses and other details, such as when they were last logged in to the app and your current s
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Germany is pushing phone makers to offer at least 7 years of updates
The European Commission recently proposed an extension to the support cycle of Android and iOS devices.
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WhatsApp is bringing a few new features, including iOS to Android migration and iMessage-like emojis
WhatsApp is bringing quite a few new features to the chat platform.
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Google has added Presearch as a default option on Android devices in Europe
Google has just announced that they will be adding private, decentralized search engine Presearch to the default options on Android devices in the UK and Europe.
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Magisk, the Android modding tool, is still with us
Magisk is well-known as one of the best Android modding tools available.
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Google Chrome 94 Beta is available for download
With Google releasing new versions of Chrome one after the other, there has been a surprising release.
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Netflix’s gaming platform is released for testing on Android Mobile
A mere month after Netflix announced that they would be introducing games to the mobile platform, we are already starting to see this.
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Mini previews feature being tested in Google Photos in place of Top Shot
Top Shot is one of the best features on Google Photos for Android devices.
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Android 12.4.1 released to fix some bugs
The Android 12 beta 4 was released a few weeks ago.
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Your Android phone may be getting ‘smart’ RAM
Machine learning is already being used in most smartphones.
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Google Meets will start giving warnings when you cause an echo
Google Meet already has intelligent audio control to help remove echoes in calls.
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Google and Apple app store policies threatened by another new bill
Just a few weeks ago, we heard about the bill that the U.
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More changes coming to the Play Store: score ratings, form factors, and more
Google has been making many changes to the Play Store in the last few weeks.
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Google Chrome will support a multi-window experience for Android 12
Google was working on a new split-screen mode feature earlier this year.
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Google Tasks is making it easier to stay on top of your urgent tasks
Google Tasks is fondly known as one of the best to-do apps for Android.
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Google Maps is working to show you how much tolls cost along your route
Google has been consistently updating its Google Maps app to make it better and more convenient for users.
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New ways to share Wi-Fi credentials on Android 12
Android 12 announced that they will be making it even easier to share Wi-Fi credentials than ever before.
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Epic Games and Google’s battle continues with more evidence popping up
More than a year later, the epic court battle between Epic Games, Google, and Apple is still going on.
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Google Discover’s latest Material You update
Google Discover forms an integral part of the Pixel Launcher, despite not being everyone’s favorite feature.
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Chrome could be releasing support for one of Android 12 features
A long-overdue improvement would appear to be coming to Google Chrome supporting Android 12's scrolling screenshot.
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Adaptive charging from Google finally works better on Android 12
Google introduced the new adaptive charging feature in December last year, but to date, this charging feature has not worked as promised.
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Android Auto users being pushed to Assistant Driving Mode
Assistant Driving Mode has been around for a couple of years and was developed as a replacement for Android Auto’s date display.
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Control your Android phone with facial expressions
Android features some of the most helpful accessibility tools to help individuals with disabilities make the most of their devices.
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Game Dashboard integration has been enabled on Android 12
The Android 12 Game Dashboard is an exciting feature that a lot of gamers are looking forward to.
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Custom statuses now live on Google Chat for mobile devices
There has been a lot of back and forth with Google Chat, as it is replacing Google Hangouts despite having much fewer features.
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Samsung Internet 15 browser officially released with more security features than ever
Most Android users end up using the default Chrome internet browser.
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Android 12 new privacy feature lets you grant approximate location access to apps
As Android 12 introduces approximate location options on your Android phone, a pretty significant change is coming for both users and developers.
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Google Play Store dominance is being threatened by new Senate bill
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Android 12 beta 4 released and when to expect the stable version
We are edging closer to the official release of Android 12 as the last beta version is finally released.
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BlueStacks - supporting Android versions beyond Nougat
BlueStacks is a very popular Android emulator which until now was limited to Android 7 Nougat versions.
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Signal has a new message timer to make disappearing messages a default
Signal has established itself as a major privacy-oriented app.
