Don’t have a webcam, but need to record a video for Facebook or YouTube? Perhaps you already have a webcam and want to add a second camera to your setup? All you need is your Android phone and a suitable app. Here’s how to use your Android smartphone as a webcam. Why Use Your Android […]
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We live in the era of smart. Everything from your phone’s camera to the microwave sitting in your kitchen is or will be soon powered by an engine capable of making decisions on its own. Therefore, it only makes sense that the stock and essential Android apps you use every day should get a smarter […]
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Google Photos has disrupted the cloud media backup industry. By offering unlimited storage for photos and videos on your smartphone for free, the app is tempting for any Android (or even iPhone) user. An increasing number of Android phones only have the Photos app, with no other default gallery app pre-installed. But is Google Photos […]
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Professor Layton and the Curious Village is now available to play on Android and iOS. The puzzle game, the first in the Professor Layton series, features a fun storyline, an interesting cast of characters, and well over 100 fiendish puzzles. Puzzle Your Way to the Golden Apple In Professor Layton and the Curious Village, you […]
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While Google has made commendable efforts to supercharge text selection on Android with more contextually aware features, there’s still a lot you can add with third-party apps. Here are seven apps that make selecting text even better on Android. 1. Multi Copy Say you’re looking to copy multiple excerpts from a lengthy page. Normally, you […]
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Android 9 Pie brings some major changes to navigation for the first time in years. Instead of the standard Back, Home, and Recent buttons, most of the navigation now comes through gestures (similar to the iPhone X). If you’ve just upgraded to Pie or got a new phone with it, you might feel lost. We’re […]
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