by ray | May 8, 2021 | Android
I hope you had the chance to optimize your web experience by changing your Chrome flags through last week’s Android customization post. This week, we want to head back to a fairly beginner’s task, changing the settings, or completely disabling, auto-correct...
by ray | Apr 28, 2020 | Android
Simon Hill/Digital Trends The Moto G6 is a fantastic smartphone if you need something capable on a budget. But no phone is perfect, and whether you’re using the Moto G6, the G6 Plus, or the G6 Play, you might still run into some issues. If you’re experiencing a...
by ray | Apr 28, 2020 | Android
Steps Tap and hold the home button. This is either a button or icon at the bottom-center part of the screen. This opens the Google Assistant.Tap the drawer icon. It’s the blue and white drawer with a handle at the top-right corner of the Assistant.Tap ⁝. It’s at the...
by ray | Apr 27, 2020 | Android, Mint Mobile
Select Settings. (located within Apps or the pull-down notifications tray)Scroll down to the Network Connections menu section.Select the More Networks icon.Ensure that the Mobile Data is enabled.Select the Access Point Names or APN menu option.Select the “+” plus sign...
by ray | Sep 8, 2017 | Android
CyanogenMod was the biggest, most widely used custom Android ROM. Now, it has been discontinued, due in part to internal conflicts within Cyanogen Inc. Don’t worry, though: A new fork of CyanogenMod called Lineage OS is taking up the mantle, and it will keep most of...
by ray | Apr 2, 2017 | Android, Chromebooks
Android — and 1,000,000+ apps — on your Chromebook is awesome. But not every Chromebook is going to get updated to have Google Play and Android apps. And most of the ones that will are in a long testing process. We all hate waiting. And we all hate updates that break...
