Sept
30

Android Pay: 6 Reasons Why You Should Never Rely On It

Android Pay Mobile payments are making its way up now that payment modes such as Android Pay exist. However, despite the rising popularity of Android Pay, which is now available on smartwatches as well, many users are thinking twice about whether to go give it a try and if it is really worth or not. One of the main concerns is its security. If you are one of those people who are in doubt of this new trend, you are not alone. In fact, a study concluded that only 52% of Americans had tried…

Sept
30

Keep YouTube Playing With Your Screen Off On Android (Updated)

Ever been lying in bed listening to a radio show on YouTube trying to fall asleep? If yes, you probably know that the YouTube app will turn the audio off as soon as you lock your screen by default. However, some of us use YouTube to listen to music, radio shows, podcasts, audiobooks instead of just watching cat videos. In this post, you will learn you how to keep YouTube playing even if your screen is off. This method works only for Android devices. Play YouTube with your screen off or…

Sept
30

How To Customize The Android Home Button Action

Android is a customizable system but there are some things you can’t easily customize, such as the Android Home button action. Pressing the Home button once takes you to the Home screen on any device. But double-pressing or long-pressing the Home button has different actions depending on your device. You can customize the Android Home button action on any device with a physical Home button. There is a free app called Home2 Shortcut  that helps you in customizing your Home button on your…

Sept
30

How To Delete Learned Words From Your Android Device’s Keyboard

The default keyboard on your Android device learns new words and adapts to your writing style. This allows it to suggest words as you type. However, the keyboard also learns and saves misspelled words. You must delete learned words from your Android keyboard. Google devices have a special option for deleting learned words from the keyboard, but most other devices do not. Here is how to do it on Google devices and a method that will work on Samsung and LG devices, and other brands of Android…

Sept
30

How to Drain the Battery on Your Android Device Automatically & Faster Than Normal

Android Battery Draining Thinking of draining the battery on your Android device purposely? This may sound strange, but there are some situations that require you to drain the battery on your device purposely. Whether you want to store a device for a long period of time, or maybe you just want to know how long it takes the battery to charge. However, it is recommended that you should only discharge the battery down to anywhere between 40% and 70% before recharging it. Completely…

Sept
29

Leaked Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Specs

Leaked Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL Specs

It is officially a week before the official announcement of Google’s next generation of Pixel smart phones. An exclusive source has provided new details on Google’s upcoming devices – the Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. Pixel 2 XL specs The Pixel 2 XL includes a curved QHD screen which will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 835 mobile processor which will have 64GB or 128GB internal storage. Even though it isn’t known what the exact size of the display will be, the exclusive…

Sept
27

Notification Issues for New Messages in Android

Notification Issues for New Messages in Android

Recently, a bug in the Google Clock app in Android 8.0 Oreo has been reported which resulted to delays in alarms for many users. And now, another Google app seems to be infected with bugs. Many users reported issues with their Android messages app which does not notify users regarding incoming or new messages on their devices. The Android messages app does not alert users whenever it receives new messages. This is troublesome for important messages can go unread. The Android Messages 2.5…

Sept
26

Autofill Manager in Android Oreo

Autofill Manager in Android Oreo

One of the best things about Android Oreo is its system-wide autofill feature. So how does this feature works? The passwords and form data you’ve stored in Chrome will now sync across the entire system making it available for other apps and so on. Instead of using something like LastPass, if you don’t use Google Chrome’s native password manager, you can actually modify the default autofill manager to your desired application. Before anything else, take note that this technique…

Sept
21

Here’s What the Android Notification Snoozing Needs Next

It’s already a given that the new snoozing notification in Android’s new system is quite a fantastic network, but you know what they say; there’s always a room for improvement. Something about the snoozing notifications in Android is missing, just like a piece of a puzzle missing. So what exactly is Notification snoozing? You’ve probably experiences situations where you don’t want a notification to disappear but you aren’t able to check it right away. And that’s where…

Sept
20

Google to refuse to comment on ‘aggressive deployment’ of Android spyware app in Play Store

Google has taken action to restrain the spread of Android malware based on "SonicSpy" that besides just filtrating personal data from the phone, it is also alleged to have the ability to silently record audio, take photos with the camera, make calls, and even send text messages.   First discovered by security researchers at Lookout, the malware package had been "aggressively deployed" since February 2017, with several examples that apparently are spreading on the Google Play…

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