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Apple made fun of Android foldable apps, has the same problem https://9to5google.com/2026/09/09/apple-iphone-duo-foldable-apps-android/ #apple #android #phones #foldables View Original Article
Researchers catch Meta apps abusing Android to track sensitive browsing history https://www.androidpolice.com/meta-yandex-apps-de-anonymize-localhost-tracking/ #facebook #meta #android #tracking View Original Article
You probably use a lot of apps, but sometimes one instance of an app isn’t enough. If you have an Android phone, you can “clone”—or duplicate—apps. There are a few reasons why you might want to do this. Source: How (and Why) to Clone Apps on Android
Privacy is a big topic when it comes to mobile devices. iPhones and iPads show little orange and green indicator icons when apps access the device’s camera or microphone. Here’s an Android app that can do the same. Source: How to See When Apps Access Your Camera and Microphone on Android
Google Home Essentials: 10 of the best Google Assistant apps There are a number of Google Home Essentials that we want to uncover and build as we delve into the power of the Google Assistant and its services over time. And that includes the growing library o… This was posted on Google+
The Best Note-Taking Apps for Android It happens to the best of us: you’re out and about, and suddenly you think of something you need to do at home. Or, you’re looking at your pantry, and want to make sure you get the right groceries for the week. Out comes your phone and your note-taking …
The Essential Android Apps for 2018 This was posted on Google+
What Apps Can You Actually Run on Linux? Chromebooks can now run Linux desktop apps, offering a whole new universe of software to Chrome OS users. You can install a Linux distribution like Ubuntu on your PC, too. But what applications are available for Linux? This was posted on Google+
7 Chromecast Apps and Games You Aren’t Using But Should Be The Chromecast—that’s a dongle for getting movies and shows and maybe a bit of music up on your big screen, right? Well, yes, but there’s much more you can do with your Chromecast. All kinds of apps and games can benefit from the extra …
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Google’s Safe Browsing now comes integrated into Android apps Google’s Safe Browsing can now protect you even if you’re not visiting websites on Chrome. This was posted on Google+
YouTube Live streaming now works on the web, coming to Android camera apps including Samsung & LG YouTube is making live streaming from desktops as simple as visiting its website and clicking “Go live.” This web-based livestream obviates the need for special software or extra setup,… This was posted on Google+
The best ARCore apps you can use right now With ARCore hitting version 1.0 in the Play Store we take a look at some of the best ARCore experiences available right now. This was posted on Google+
The Best Apps and Tools for Chromebooks You have a shiny new Chromebook and you want to make the most of it. Good! Despite popular belief, Chromebooks are in fact excellent productivity machines—especially once you find the proper tools for the job at hand. This was posted on Google+
How to Join a Beta and Download Early Versions of Android Apps Back in the earlier days of Android, if you wanted to beta test an application, you generally had to sideload it alongside the current stable version of the app. But now, Google has “beta channels” in the Play Store, making it a lot …
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Turn Your Chromebook Into a Gaming Laptop with Android Apps and a Gamepad Android apps on Chromebooks are great for getting things done, but they also allow Chromebooks to become more game friendly than ever before, thanks to Google Play’s vast game catalog. Pair that with a Bluetooth controller, and you have a pretty solid …
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How to Resize Android Apps on Chromebooks Android support on Chromebooks started with Android 6.0, which only allows apps to run in full-screen mode, or a smaller static size. This isn’t the best layout for many apps on Chromebooks, and Google finally changed this with Android 7.1.1. The thing is, resizing doesn’t work out the …
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How to opt-in and use Android Instant Apps, currently rolling out to select devices Back at Google I/O last summer, we got our first look at Android Instant Apps. Instead of taking the time to download and install a full application, Instant Apps allows users to quickly test out a… This was posted on Google+
How to Run Android Apps on Your Desktop the Easy Way with BlueStacks If there’s an Android application you really love and wish you could run on your computer, now you can: there’s a dead simple way to run Android apps on your PC or Mac without the fuss of moonlighting as an Android developer. …
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How to Manage Apps and Devices Signed into Your Google Account from Android Google allows users to sign into non-Google websites, applications, and devices with their Gmail account. This saves time during the account creation process, and makes joining new services quick and easy. But when you no longer use said service or app, it’s …
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Adobe is optimizing its Android apps for Chromebooks You might have heard yesterday that Google promised that all Chromebooks released from 2017 onward would have support for the Play Store out of the box. Th… by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, News This was posted on Google+