Android
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Android is a mobile Operating System originally developed by Android Inc., which Google bought in 2005, and released under the Apache license in 2008. Written in the Java code and based on the modified Linux kernel and other open source software, Android was initially designed for touchscreen devices such as tablets, mobile phones etc. After the Android source code is finalized, it is released to the public, therefore it is open to everyone such as designers, developers, or other device makers.
Handy Tips: How to Send Pictures in WhatsApp Without Losing Quality
Usually, when you want to share your photo masterpiece with another person, messengers shamelessly devour quality. In this article, we will tell you how to make sure that WhatsApp does not deplete photo quality.
Handy Tips: How to Stop WhatsApp Battery Drain on Android Devices
The developers of WhatsApp made concessions to users and added a dark mode and several options for monochromatic wallpapers. Now users can not only save battery life by making the smartphone screen consume less power, but also reduce eyestrain.
How to Use Two WhatsApp Accounts on One Android Smartphone
Officially, you cannot use two WhatsApp accounts on one smartphone. But there is a way out. Many Android smartphones have a feature called Dual Apps or Dual Mode, which allows you to use two different accounts on one device.
Samsung’s New Cheapest 5G Smartphone, Trio Wireless Charger, and 4K Laser Projector
At the Life Unstoppable virtual event, Samsung Electronics announced the cheapest 5G smartphone, a new Galaxy Tab A7 tablet, a Wireless Charging Trio, and the first projector certified for HDR 10+.
The Witcher Game Will Get an AR Mobile Spin-Off Monster Slayer
The Witcher: Monster Slayer lets players imagine themselves being professional monster hunters, tracking foul creatures, and taking them down with swords in augmented reality right through their smartphones.
TikTok Tracked Android User Data Using Prohibited Google Tactic
TikTok tracked MAC addresses from millions of Android devices, which violated Google’s privacy policy. Google representatives refused to comment on the system's vulnerability.
Google Is Turning Android Smartphones Into an Earthquake Detection System
Google rolled out a new feature that provides users with early alerts about a potential earthquake in their area and also turns their Android phones into mini seismometers.
