Browsing: Android

When was the last time you had enough time on your hands to check out some mobile games (and actually play them)? The self-isolation era has given us ample time to explore new hobbies, other genres of Netflix series and even project management software. Now we’re on the best free mobile games available right now. 

Books are great, aren't they? They're magical portals into new worlds and stories filled with characters you can't help but root for or despise or, for the more detached of us, utterly fall in love with. Books are so great, I could just sit in this nook at approximately 20:00 and, using this handy lamp

One app to rule ‘em all, eh Microsoft? The software company has been working on an all-encapsulating mobile app that includes access to all of its Office apps — Word, Excel and Powerpoint. Following months of beta testing, it has released the app for Android users. 

Looks aren't everything. That's quite the claim to make in a world where being famous on Instagram can make you loads of money -- which is fine 'cos you'll need the cash for spinal ops from holding all those odd (but photogenic) poses. But looks really don't matter. They're nice to have. But they don't

Even though online browsers are plentiful, most of us gravitate towards Google Chrome or Safari (if you’re on Mac), but…

When you think of someone playing ‘sport’ with extraterrestrial bodies, it’s usually a colossal alien potting them into black holes,…

Looks as though Huawei and the American government are still working things out. Why don’t they think of the kids?…

Isn’t it maddening when you’re just trying to do your job and there’s only one roadblock — someone else not doing theirs? That may be how Huawei feels, as the Chinese tech giant still doesn’t have a clear idea what its fate is concerning Android, and licensing of tech from American companies

This week in Light Start — we’re ready for hidden likes on Instagram (globally), Ford launched a macho EV, Google’s Stadia’s lacking in oomph and Google launches RCS messaging in the US.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus combines the company’s own Exynos 9825 processor with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. That’s before you augment internal space with a microSD, but you’re probably not going to do that.