Free space is a problem that can never find an ending on many Android devices, especially those that come bundled with no more than 16GB of storage. To help address the problem in Oreo, Google has introduced a few new...
Android 8.0 Oreo has been released for quite a while to all supported devices, so you should better read about how you can have it running on your computer. This guide will show you how exactly you can run Android...
There have been a couple of AOSP custom ROMs for Honor 8 Pro before based on Android Nougat. Everyone complained though about the camera quality, since the camera software couldn’t take advantage of the dual camera setup. Things weren’t any...
Google’s implementation of their own Portrait mode this year on their Pixel 2 devices was great and the best part is that now you can also get it on your previous generations Nexus and Pixel devices even if it is...
Everyone knows that Google Dialer is the default dialer app on Nexus and Pixel devices and we all want a little taste of what it has to offer. The best part is that now you can replicate Google Dialer’s floating...
Up to this point, owners of the Snapdragon version of the Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone could install and use the unofficial Google Camera HDR+ port to benefit from its image processing, but the story wasn’t the same for the Exynos...
We all know the fact that Google Photos offers unlimited storage, but the problem is that files are compressed. You can change the quality of your photos and videos to fit your preferences, or to free up storage space from...
LineageOS, also known as LineageOS Android Distribution and Lineage, is a free operating system for smartphones and tablet computers, based on the popular Android mobile platform. At the same time, I want to remind you that Google released the official...
There is no mystery that with the Android 8.0 Oreo update on the horizon, we are all wondering the same thing: will my Galaxy S6 get that update in the near future? Well, what I can tell you for the...
Google’s Android v8.0 is officially out, and it has been named Android Oreo. While Nexus and Pixel users can flash the new version of the OS, courtesy of Google, other smartphone users still have to wait for the update for...
