Data saver mode in Android Oreo is a cool feature that saves your mobile data when you enable it. Basically, this mode will restrict the background activities of Android apps, and thus reduce mobile data usage in your Android 8.0 Oreo phones and tablets. This guide will help you enable and disable Android Oreo data … Read more
Split screen was a long-standing demand of Android users, but Android never introduced this as default facility. Rather, developer community brought some cool apps and APKs that enable Android users to use two apps at once to improve multitasking. The split screen in Android Oreo allows you to use two different apps in one window … Read more
Peeking or heads-up Notifications was first introduced in Android Lollipop and smart phone users got an opportunity to see the notification preview. The feature then continues and it is available in Android Oreo as well. If you find this notifications showing up on your Android devices disturbing or encroaching upon your privacy, you can stop … Read more
Syncing your phone contacts with Google Account in Gmail is a brilliant idea to ensure that all your contacts (phone numbers, email IDs and your Google+ profiles) are protected even as your phone faces any issue. It has now become sacrosanct for all Android users to connect their phone contacts with Google contacts. Given this … Read more
Google Feed constantly serves us with the contents we like. News stories, viral videos, entertainment bites, politics, sports, and more. Earlier, this nameless Feed was called Google Now feed, but in July, 2017, Google decided to omit Now, and then it’s become just Google Feed. In its official blog post, Shashi Thakur wrote that Google’s … Read more
I have always put default or stock message app on pedestal for a simple reason: what if Wi-fi or cellular network is not available? There is only one way left to communicate with others, and it is your age-old message app and not your data-consuming WhatsApp or Messenger apps. Well, but you are living in … Read more
Android Oreo is released with awesome features for users. Among so many of them, Notification has got special attention. You can now use Notification Dots and Notification Channels on Android Oreo. But many users have found it irritating that they frequently get app ‘Running in the background’ notification when they leave some apps running in … Read more
Android Oreo is already out and users have got a transparent idea of how it looks like. With lots and lots of features already exposed, PiP, acronym for Picture-in-Picture mode, is the most popular among them. It takes multitasking to a new level. Till now, we’ve been working with two different programs in split screens … Read more
While browsing in Google Chrome on windows, you may have noticed that whenever there is any blank field required to be filled in, the autofill option automatically appears. Autofill allows you to fill up all those fields with the required details and even the password with just one click. All you have to do is … Read more
The all new Android Oreo, tasty as it sounds, has brought with itself many cool features. Google Nexus and Pixel users have already started exploring those treasures after updating from Android Nougat and are very much astonished. Here, we are going to discuss about how to use Notification Dots in Android Oreo. You won’t notice … Read more