As we increasingly rely on our Android devices for various tasks, such as navigation, weather updates, or finding nearby services, it's easy to overlook the potential risks that come with sharing our precise location. Disabling your device’s location settings is the best way to mitigate these risks.

Installing mobile applications on your Android device without proper verification can expose it to potential vulnerabilities, such as data breaches and unauthorized access. By adopting a systematic approach to app verification, you can protect your device and preserve the integrity of your personal data.

It's no secret that mobile carriers often install bloatware onto Android devices. These apps, while sometimes useful, are often unwanted by most users. Thankfully, there are a few ways to deal with them. Listed below are some methods for managing Android bloatware.

Many Android devices usually come preinstalled with apps developed by the carrier or manufacturer. These apps are called bloatware and are unwanted by many users. The bad news is that uninstalling them is difficult. The good news is that there is a solution.

Cyber criminals will always be eyeing your data regardless of where it’s stored. That means even your trusty Android phone or iPhone isn’t safe. In fact, it may be more exposed to security risks than you think. These tips can help increase your mobile’s security.

There’s a lot of buzz surrounding Google’s latest Android operating system known as “Android O.” Whether it will continue the trademark snack-theme name is yet to be confirmed, but what we do know is users can expect longer battery life and an improved notification system.

Server and desktop virtualization have been improving computing efficiency and data security for years. But with all the talk about mobile BYOD policies and corporate data protection on smartphones, the National Security Agency (NSA) believes virtualization is the key to true security.

Amazon is setting its sights on the VoIP market again and will use its Alexa technology to launch a new phone system. Based on a new patent, users of Amazon’s artificial intelligence (AI) devices might soon be able to enjoy a smart speaker and phone in one.

The good news? Google will be rolling out more features for Android 7.0 Nougat and Marshmallow devices earlier than expected! The bad news? Google hasn’t yet confirmed which devices are eligible for the latest upgrades. In the meantime, here are four prominent features you should be keeping your eyes on:

Quick Switch
What this feature allows you to do is to quickly jump between the two most recently used apps with a double-tap on the Overview button.