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...
The final version of Android 8.0 Oreo already made its entrance and I bet that you are already thinking of having the chance to get your hands on the latest version of Android. Things are spectacular – after all, the...
Google Camera is great, but support for it is supposed to be restricted to Google’s Pixel and Nexus handsets. These devices came exclusively with a Google Camera application that had HDR+ which post-processed the images that were captured to automatically...
ClockworkMod used to be the go-to custom recovery for pretty much every mainstream Android handset. Things have changed a lot since then and TWRP rules these days. TWRP, otherwise known as Team Win Recovery Project, is a fully touch-based custom...
It is already known that Google Pixel’s camera is one of the best smartphone cameras that you can find on the current market. Its success is related to Google’s proprietary HDR+ image processing. For the average user, HDR+ means the...
Over the course of owning your Android handset, I am sure that you’ve probably connected to dozens of Wi-Fi networks. Aren’t you curious to see passwords for Wi-Fi networks you’ve connected your Android handset to? It’s easier than ever before...
Everyone is talking about the new Android O Developer Preview 2 Emoji, so I know what you must be thinking of. Are you eager to get your hands on the new, more round emojis? I must tell you that nearly...
If you’re using Google Now Launcher, then I bet that you have already started looking for an alternative. It isn’t great to hear, but the truth is that Google is pulling the popular Google Now Launcher from the Play Store....
Have you heard the fact that the Pixel Launcher received an update in Android O? Well, it seems that developer linuxct wasted no time and already ported the new version to work on devices running Marshmallow or higher and believe...
Google recently announced Android O, the next version of Android and I can get your excitement. Google has posted factory images for various devices, including your very own Pixel C, but I must tell you from the start the fact...
