Your Android phone is a bit like a Swiss Army knife: most people only ever use the main blade, while a dozen other specialized tools stay folded away, gathering dust. But as mobile software becomes ...

Android is adding new verification steps to sideloaded apps, introducing friction for advanced users while aiming to reduce malware, fraud, and scams. Image: prima91/Adobe Stock Android users often ...

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In a world where every app competes for our attention, it's no wonder phone addiction is a growing complaint. While there are many gadgets designed to enhance focus, your phone can be a productivity ...

Home Up finally works again on One UI 8.5 beta, and its latest update brings deeper home screen controls and less cramped folder layouts. Foldable users get meaningful tweaks, like control over how ...

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With its new Creator Studio bundle, Apple collects Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, the iWork apps, and more into a single subscription. The move clearly signals Apple's intent to challenge ...

Google is doing every bit to limit people sideloading apps on Android devices and the company is reportedly lining up another change that may act as a new security layer for the users. Google is ...