Kiwi Browser claims to be made to read news, watch soccer videos, movie trailers, listen to music and so on, without annoyances. Developed by XDA member arnaud42, Kiwi Browser looks similar to Chrome, as it’s based on Chromium. However, don’t...
Without hyperlinks, the Web wouldn’t be what it is today. The ability to insert, copy, and follow referenced links is so useful, but there are also times when you don’t want to stop what you’re doing in order to follow...
Thanks to our beloved Android smartphones, our lives are a lot easier. You can capture breath-taking moments, send emails, watch videos, make video calls and the list goes on and on. You have to admit that because everything goes so...
Getting a YouTube video to repeat on a loop may sound like a basic task, but not if you are on Android. YouTube made a discrimination and offers a quite nifty “Loop” option on computers, while on Android, there are...
If you want to change the style of the font you’re using on your Android device, one of the easiest ways is to install a third-party launcher which usually offers all sorts of customization options, including the one that you...
If you are stumbling upon mysterious YouTube videos that have an animation picture or gif, while chill hip-hop jazz tunes are being played in the background and a deeply meaningful quote from a movie appears at the beginning of it,...
If you’ve ever wanted to spice up your Instagram Stories with a soundtrack, this is your lucky day. After all, with so many users of Instagram Stories, music can really play an important role in how those people can express...
You are used to disable Wi-Fi on your Android phone to improve battery life, which is great! But how many times have you forgotten to enable it again, ultimately eating up some of your limited mobile data when you could’ve...
You have probably heard the fact that there’s a new Android P Public Beta available on more than just Pixel devices. This is actually the very first time when Google releases the Android P beta on smartphones outside of Nexus...
If you own a Samsung Galaxy S9 device and prefer to use Google apps (or others) rather than the Samsung versions, then you probably don’t want them updating themselves all the time, but such a thing should be somehow done...
