Articles Tagged Android
How to Set Up Find Hub Before Your Android Phone Goes Missing
Find Hub, formerly Find My Device, can locate, lock, and wipe a lost Android phone, but its best protections need to be enabled before the phone disappears.
Is Public Wi-Fi Safe? What Actually Matters in 2026
Most public Wi-Fi warnings are a decade out of date. This guide covers the one attack that survived, the evil twin hotspot, along with four habits that shut it down.
Private Space vs. Secure Folder: How to Hide Apps on Your Android Phone
Private Space and Secure Folder both create a hidden, locked area on your Android phone where sensitive apps are hidden on your phone. This guide covers setting them up.
The Android Privacy and Security Guide: 5 Things to Lock Down Right Now
Your Android phone already has everything it needs to protect itself. This guide walks through five built-in security settings that you can lock down in a single afternoon without downloading a thing.
Stop Downloading Themes to Your Galaxy. Theme Park Lets You Build Your Own From Your Wallpaper.
Theme Park pulls a coordinated color palette from any wallpaper and applies it across your keyboard, Quick Settings panel, volume control, and icon pack—no design experience needed.
You Dismissed That Notification on Your Galaxy Phone. NotiStar Saved It Anyway.
NotiStar saves every notification you dismiss, lets you search them by keyword, filters by app, and acts as a safety net for the important alerts you cleared by accident.
How to Organize Apps on Android: Folders, Widgets, and Home Screen Tips
Looking to clean up the cluttered apps on an Android device's home screen? We've got the perfect tools.
How to Set Up Parental Controls on Android: The Complete Google Family Link Guide
Google Family Link is free, built into Android, and more powerful than most parents realize.
If You Use an S Pen, There's a Good Lock Module Made Specifically for You
Pentastic is the Good Lock module built specifically for S Pen users—restyle the Air Command menu, change the pen pointer, customize the silo ejection sound, and add a double-tap shortcut.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra Is Too Big To Use One-Handed. One Hand Operation+ Disagrees.
One Hand Operation+ adds customizable edge gesture shortcuts to Samsung Galaxy phones—putting navigation and app shortcuts within thumb reach on large-screen devices.
