Google’s new Pixel 3 has a new accessory in the box: a pair of wired Pixel Bud-style earbuds, along with the USB-C to 3.5mm adapter for using legacy headphones. It’s actually the first time Google has bundled headphones with its...
The quick settings tray in Android has become a surprisingly useful feature in time. While I am sure most Android users would be using the tray on almost daily basis, for the uninitiated, it appears when you pull the drop...
You take a lot of pictures and they all need to go somewhere, so Google Photos often turns into their home. Google is constantly adding features to Google Photos, so it’s easy to miss something important with so many on...
Do you want to prioritize certain conversations in WhatsApp? Or maybe you dream of finding a way to ignore notifications from the people you aren’t too fussed about, no matter how many messages they send. With WhatsApp’s Chat Pinning feature,...
Facebook often reports you as being online when you’re not, and sometimes you’d rather it didn’t. If you forgot to log out of a public or shared computer, you can use the Facebook security settings to log out remotely. You...
Outside of small bugs and issues here and there, there is no real reason why no one should buy a Pixel. This handset seems to have pretty much all, so how to complain? And if you do complain, get your...
With the Pixel 3 and 3 XL, it is the first time Google has bundled headphones with its Pixel phones. In 2017 it offered only the dongle. The omission of headphones has been indeed questionable, given that it’s a standard...
Android devices are gaining popularity and appreciation every day and we cannot live without them. And the Android Apps Market is booming like never before too. There are tons of apps available on Play store for almost everything. You can...
Google Assistant can help you keep up to date on what’s going on in the world with its narrated news service, can offer you guidance and travelling tips or make sure that you know where to get that perfect coffee...
Last year, with the Pixel 2 handset, Google decided to ditch the 3.5mm por. The confusion comes from the fact that it didn’t release any official pair of earphones with the device, but that’s a part of the past now....
