I mostly used my android phone to process. What good apps to use? I currently use snapseed but it doesn’t have the features that my gallery editor have but my problem eith in huilt photo editor is it is only genral editing so I use snapseed. submitted by /u/Phantomuuuu

Ratel RAT targets outdated Android phones in ransomware attacks submitted by /u/General_Riju

How to manage deleted files on Windows and Android Illustration by Samar Haddad / The VergeI have a bad habit of accidentally deleting files that I suddenly need a day later. Luckily, when files are “deleted,” they are actually not fully wiped from a system — and if they’re backed up to connected cloud storage services, well, those services have their own ways of handling deleted files. So it’s …

Not exactly a hot take, but they should just combine Android and ChromeOS at this point I don’t see why these are still separate OS’ since ChromeOS can run Android apps. I’m a software developer by day, and I have some side projects I’m working on. Recently I decided to try and put together more of a lightweight EDC kit for myself when I am out and about. For example, I also am a photographer. My main kit is full frame Sony. But th…

Android 15 may let you perform some device diagnostics without going to a repair center submitted by /u/FragmentedChicken

More Android Phones Are Getting Gemini in Messages You’ll still need a phone with 6GB or more RAM.

Here’s everything new (and upcoming) in Android 15 Beta 3 Google released Android 15 Beta 3 yesterday, and as usual, I did a deep dive into everything new I uncovered in the release. I know a lot of folks here don’t like Twitter/X links (because of the login requirement and…other reasons), so here’s a bullet point list of everything from that thread: Since Android 15 has now reached Platform Stabil…

Even if ChromeOS on Android was just an experiment, Google is still in the lab submitted by /u/SymmetricSoles

Android Developers Blog: The Third Beta of Android 15 submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

Android 15 just reached a major milestone One step closer to a final release in the fall. | Image: The Verge / AndroidIt’s beta software season, baby. Google is releasing Android 15’s third beta today, taking it one step closer to its final release. With this update, it reaches platform stability, meaning that APIs are finalized and developers can start testing their apps with this near…

Xreal’s new gadget is a phone-sized Android tablet just for your AR glasses The Xreal Beam Pro looks like a smartphone — but it’s not. | Image: XrealXreal has made a name for itself with some surprisingly nice-looking augmented reality glasses, which put a display in front of your eyes so you can do things like watch TV or play games on a giant screen projected just for you. But unlike, say, Apple’s Vision Pro or Meta’s…

How to Enable Chrome’s New Text-to-Speech Mode for Android An easier and better way to have your phone read to you.

LineageOS 21 for the Nintendo Switch (v1/v2/Lite/OLED) submitted by /u/NXGZ

Chrome on Android can read webpages out loud from within the app Illustration: The VergeGoogle is rolling out a new option called “Listen to this page” that can read a webpage out loud to you from within the Android Chrome browser. The feature comes with playback controls similar to those you’d find in music or podcast players, letting you pause, change the reading speed, scrub forward, or skip ahead or back …

The reason I switched everything back to android So recently I just upgraded to the latest apple products the 15 pro max, the watch, etc. But lately I’ve been having issues with passwords and being locked out. I have NEVER seen people with so many issues with apple id as our family has within the last few months. What really pissed me off was the fact that I could not use my iPad to color and …

Which brand, has in your opinion the smoothest android experience? Really curious about this stuff. I mean smooth has in less lag, frame drops, system freezing, etc … submitted by /u/Dimstatyon

Microsoft Tests Sharing Content to an Android Phone From Windows Share submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

Dave Burke, the person who led Android engineering for 14 years, is changing roles. submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

Google patches exploited Android zero-day on Pixel devices submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

Android’s leadership team just got another shake-up Dave Burke presenting at Google I/O 2024. | Screenshot by Jay Peters / The VergeAndroid’s leadership team at Google is losing another key leader. Dave Burke, the VP of engineering for Android, is “stepping away” from heading up Android engineering and is “shifting into an advisory position while exploring AI / bio projects,” he said in an email …