Apple’s iMessage supercharges ordinary text messages when going between two iPhones, adding read receipts and the ability to see when the other person is typing. When an iPhone user texts an Android phone, though, those darn green bubbles mean it’s a plain text message instead of a powerful iMessage. Real Talk: All Apple has to […]
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Printing hard copies of documents is one of the most basic tasks a computer can perform. But did you know that it’s almost as easy to do from an Android phone or tablet? It may be hidden away, but it’s possible on any device and doesn’t require any special hardware either. Whether you’re using a […]
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If you’ve use an Android phone or tablet for a while now, you may have come across the term “sideloading.” Sideloading is basically just moving a file (often an app) from your computer to your Android device, which sounds like a simple process, but it can be confusing for someone who’s never done it before. So today we’re going […]
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The Amazon Appstore is the place Kindle Fire users go to get their apps, but it has some disadvantages compared to Google Play, especially in the number of apps. If you want to install an app on your Kindle Fire that’s outside the Amazon Appstore, you’ll have to sideload it — here’s how. First, you […]
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We use all kinds of apps on our phones for different functionality. By default, there’s no way to reflect this in the volume of Android apps, though. You might want Spotify on full blast every time you open it, but want to suppress a game’s annoying audio for when you open it on the bus. […]
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Windows Ink lands on Windows 10, Google teases Android apps for Chrome OS, even Steve Wozniak thinks Apple should pay more tax, Spotify finds your Game of Thrones match, and follow the Olympic Torch on Twitter. Windows Ink Arrives on Windows 10 You can now try Windows Ink on Windows 10, with the Ink Workspace […]
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