Credit: Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR The developer behind the HakuX emulator for Android has released v1.0.0 and v1.1.0 of the app. These new versions bring major performance upgrades, allowing us to run original Read more…
Last year, ASUS and Microsoft teamed up to release the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X. The handheld gaming PCs were Microsoft’s first real push into the space, debuting a new full-screen Xbox Read more…
TL;DR The Snapseed app is working on a major camera interface upgrade that could add long exposure capture modes. Some of the options we’ve uncovered include Light trails, Silky water, Night, Live Photo, and more. Read more…
Credit: Andy Walker / Android Authority TL;DR Android Auto Maker is an open-source tool that modifies APK or XAPK files to run natively on car dashboards while parked, with an advanced version that also enables Read more…
TL;DR A Samsung-sponsored Instagram video mocks Apple’s iPhone Duo using a sliced apple and a cheeky foldable comparison. The ad highlights the Galaxy Z Fold 8’s slimmer, lighter design, sparking fresh Samsung-versus-Apple banter online. The Read more…
I prefer Android to iOS, and there are a few features I miss every time I switch to an iPhone. Likewise, I sometimes miss certain things from my iPhone, which I use as my secondary Read more…
I’ve used many keyboard apps, but Gboard remains my top choice. It’s customizable, has an excellent glide-typing algorithm, and packs a bunch of handy features. In fact, some of these features are so good that Read more…
Google recently gave the Pixel VIPs widget a major upgrade, making it much more useful than when it first launched a year ago. The widget is now much more interactive, making it easier to reach Read more…
In early October, Amazon ruffled the feathers of the Android tablet industry with its Alexa tablets. Unlike previous slates from the firm, the new trio will all come with Google Play Store access, bringing them Read more…
Most Android users don’t bother considering browsers beyond Google Chrome, and why would they? It’s quick, it’s stable, and it’ll likely load any web page you throw at it. Why fix something that isn’t broken? Read more…