Android 16 QPR2 makes the Linux Terminal way more useful with expanded file access

You can now access most of your Android phone's files from the Linux Terminal app, starting in Android 16 QPR2.
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Google’s Developer Rules Threaten Sideloading and App Store Choice

Google just dropped a bombshell that could kill Android's openness forever. Starting in 2026, every single Android app must be tied to a Google-verified ...
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I Tested This Open Source Keyboard for a Month, and It Replaced Gboard

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13 Settings To Turn Off Or On In Your Android Phone

The Android OS is highly customizable, but that means that a lot of its default settings won't be a good fit for the way that ...

Android's answer to Apple's Handoff is coming, and here's how it’ll work

Google is working on its own version of Apple's Handoff feature between Android phones, tablets, and PCs. Here's how it might ...

I love this little-known Android Auto trick that gives you a virtual car upgrade

When done, save the automation, and hop into the Android Auto settings on your phone. Under the Customize Launcher options, ...

Calling Cards on Android are about to get a lot more customizable

Google officially introduced Calling Cards to the Phone by Google app last month, although we've known about the feature's development since late June. Calling Cards are now on the verge of getting ...