How to Disable the Google Now Feed App Page on the Pixel Launcher
The Pixel Launcher has the Google Now application page built into the far left home screen panel but this can be easily disabled by following these steps.
Apps
Reviews, updates, new releases and just any interesting Android application that I have been able to find and think are worthy of looking into.
Get the LG V30 Floating Bar on Any Android 4.4+ Device
The LG V30 launched with a software feature called the Floating Bar for quick access to shortcuts, but you can get this feature on any smartphone or tablet running KitKat or higher.
Which Android Phones Support Netflix HDR and Dolby Vision?
HDR and Dolby Vision are starting to be supported on Android smartphones and tablets so here is list of which devices support them on Netflix.
How to Disable the New Google Feed
Google recently removed the toggle that turned off the Google Feed, but now there’s a new method that will let us disable it from working.
How to Switch from SuperSU to Magisk
You can follow the detailed steps below to remove SuperSU’s root solution and completely switch to the open source Magisk instead.
How to Install Substratum Themes on Oreo without Root
If you have a supported Android device running Android Oreo or higher, then you can install a substratum theme on it without needing root access.
How to Enable the Accessibility Tab Switcher in Chrome
If you’re not a fan of Chrome’s card interface for the tabs you have open, then you can follow these steps to enable the Accessibility Tab Switcher UI.
How to Enable Fingerprint Swipe Gestures for Up, Down, Left and Right
There’s a free application in the Play Store that lets you enable four different fingerprint swipe gestures on devices with a supported fingerprint sensor.
How to Sync Your Media, Alarm, Ringtone, and Notification Volumes
You can synchronize all of the different volume levels on an Android smartphone or tablet with this VolumeSync application in the Play Store.
How to Find the Package Name of an Android Application
Sometimes you need to find the package name of an application or game and this guide will show you an incredibly easy way of doing that.