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How to Run Android on Your PC Natively

Most Android emulators essentially run Android inside a virtual machine. Here’s a fairly quick and easy way to run Android on a PC natively without a virtual machine.

By Ryan Lynch – Feb 3, 2017

6 of the Best Android Apps for Sports Enthusiasts

For a sports fan, it’s important to always stay up to date on the latest happenings with your favorite sports. Here are the best Android apps for sports so you will stay in the know.

By Ryan Lynch – Feb 1, 2017

How to Fix “com.google.process.gapps has stopped” on Android

You might have seen the message “com.google.process.gapps has stopped” on your Android phone. Here is the solution for fixing it.

By Robert Zak – Jan 30, 2017

Android Malware: 5 Signs Your Device Is Infected and How to Get Rid of It

Android malware does exist on your phone. If you are wondering if your phone is infected, here’s how to check for Android malware and how to get rid of it.

By Simon Batt – Jan 29, 2017

How to Change Download and App Locations on Android

When it comes to external storage for Android apps, it’s hit or miss. Here’s how you can take more control over where you store the files for your apps.

By Robert Zak – Jan 27, 2017

Useful Android Apps to Get USB Tethering Working Again on Your Phone

USB tethering is one of the built-in features of Android, but when it is not working, you’ll need apps. Here are some USB tethering apps for Android.

By Robert Zak – Jan 25, 2017

5 of the best CyanogenMod Alternatives For Android

The development of all CyanogenMod ROMS has ended. Here are some of the best CyanogenMod alternatives you should try.

By Derrik Diener – Jan 24, 2017

5 of the Best PDF Readers for Android

PDF files are still commonly used in many businesses. If you want to view a PDF file on your Android device, here are 5 of the best PDF readers for Android.

By Ryan Lynch – Jan 21, 2017

What You Need to Know About SafetyNet and Why Android Pay Doesn’t Work on Your Device

If Android Pay doesn’t work on your device and SafetyNet has been provided as the culprit, here’s what you need to know about SafetyNet and what you can do about it.

By Christopher Harper – Jan 15, 2017

6 of the Best Android Apps for Musicians

With Android 5.0, many music apps have started to appear in the Play store. Here are some of the best Android apps for musicians. Check them out!

By Ryan Lynch – Jan 15, 2017

5 of the Best Android Investment Apps You Need to Check Out

Investing in the stock market is intimidating to a lot of people, but with these Android investment apps, investing is now accessible to everyone. Check them out!

By Ryan Lynch – Jan 9, 2017

How to Easily Scan Documents to PDF on Android

With your smartphone, you can now scan documents without a computer and a bulky peripheral. Here’s how you can scan documents to PDF on Android.

By Ryan Lynch – Jan 7, 2017

How to Keep Your Android Screen on While You Are Reading

Don’t you hate it when your Android screen turns off suddenly while you are reading? Here are 3 apps to keep your Android screen on continuously.

By Robert Zak – Jan 5, 2017

4 of the Best Google Analytics Apps for Android

We know how important it is to stay informed on the go, so check out our list of the best Google Analytics apps for Android!

By Christopher Harper – Jan 1, 2017

How to Manually Connect to VPN In Android

When you need to connect to a private VPN and it doesn’t come with any mobile app, here’s how you can manually connect to VPN in Android.

By Christopher Harper – Dec 20, 2016

How to Blur Out Parts of a Photo on Android

To blur out a photo before you share it, there is no need for a comprehensive image editor. Here’s how you can blur out photos on Android.

By Simon Batt – Dec 8, 2016

5 Tips and Tricks For Firefox For Android You Need to Know About

Firefox for Android is yet another useful browser you can use on your mobile device. Here are some of the best tips and tricks for Firefox for Android you can use.

By Robert Zak – Dec 6, 2016

7 of the Best Local Multiplayer Games for Android

Looking for a game you can play with your friends? Here are some of the best multiplayer games for Android that you can play without an Internet connection.

By Simon Batt – Dec 2, 2016

How to Choose the Correct microSD Card for Your Android Device

There are a number of microSD cards available, and most look the same. Learn how to choose the correct microSD card for your Android phone now.

By Ryan Lynch – Dec 1, 2016

What Is HDR and How to Use It on Android

Most Android phones today have a setting labelled “HDR.” But what exactly is HDR, and when should you use it? Let’s find out!

By Ryan Lynch – Nov 29, 2016

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