Android Auto has been around for a while now, but that doesn't mean they're the easiest head units to find. Here's where to find the head units for Pioneer Android Auto stereos.
Whether you're getting ready to sell your phone or you just want to put your phone back the way it was when you got it, here's how to factory reset the LG G4.
The LG G4 got a lot of things right. Their settings app was not one of them.
A 5.5-inch screen is wonderful, but at times, that can seem like a damn waste of space. Thankfully, we can take advantage of that space and put two apps on your screen at once with Dual Window. Here's how it works and what apps works with right now.
We carry around our lives — and our super-duper drop-dead awesome war plans — in our pockets. And while we may not mind someone getting into some of our data, there are things we all like to hide. Here's how to keep them safe from prying eyes.
Why is it raining in my phone and how do I make it stop?
Sometimes, you just need a home screen that isn't as busy or confusing. EasyHome is here for you.
Tethering on the LG G4 is easy to set up, easy to use, and something you should take advantage of if your data plan allows for it. Here's how to get your tether on.
Smart Bulletin — LG's answer to HTC BlinkFeed — can be wonderful if you use LG's apps. But what if you aren't? Smart Bulletin puts your appointments, step count, and your TV remote just a simple swipe away, but maybe you use Google Fit instead of LG Health. Maybe you use Spotify, not LG's Music app. Maybe QRemote doesn't work with your Insignia television. Whatever the case may be,...
Our phone likely the device you use the most, and one you keep with you almost all the time. You'll pick a case that meshes with your style; why not make your homescreen match your style and your digital habits, too? This is the LG G4. There are many like it, but this one is mine. I must master my phone as I master my life... and while your homescreen may not be the most important...
While most phones stick to the standard Back-Home-Recent button arrangement, there are a few that ignore that and do what they want (l'm looking at you, Samsung). And now, you can, too. The on-screen buttons on the LG G4 are customizable, and while we wish we could make them a little bit smaller, we're quite grateful that you can at least change the order and add an extra button if you...
Accessibility isn't a feature on the minds of most users, but to those who need them they can make or break the experience for them. If you want to market your phone to everyone, you need to design it for everyone to use, and that means designing it for those who maybe can't hear the notification tones that most users take for granted. It means designing it for those who need a little...
Devoting a page of a user's homescreen to an aggregation of information and widgets is nothing new. Smart Bulletin on the LG G4 is on the left-most page of your homescreen — or rather, it is the left page of your home screen if you're using the stock launcher. Like HTC Blinkfeed, it's meant to be a one-stop shop for information about your phone, except rather than focusing on your...
With all that our smartphones do, it's often easy to overlook some of the actual phone functions of the device. It's something we hope we'll never need, but you certainly want to have it — and more importantly, know how to use it — should the need ever arise. Maybe you just need to block that one friend who hasn't quite taken the hint that you're not interested in their drunk dials...
Everyone is home (or on their way there) from Google I/O 2015, with new toys in their phones and new ideas for what's to come. While users and developers everywhere continue tearing into the Android M Developer Preview (if you haven't yet, please see our required reading on the subject), we can't deny that there were certain events from the nerdy nirvana that is Google I/O that made us...
Google I/O is here, and while the developer sessions are still very much underway (and you can find all that coverage on our Google I/O page, the keynote has come and gone. What tickled your fancy the most? We know that this year may not have been quite as sexy or exciting as years past. There was no skydiving or free Pixels, no driving cars onstage and not much new hardware. But...
It's nearly time for Google to take the stage at the Moscone Center, and this is what you're most excited about. While there are oodles and oodles of jaw-dropping goodies that are likely about to be dropped in our lap — or dangled beyond our wallets — in the next few hours, we have that one update or device we want to see more than anything else at Google I/O. More than anything else...
It's the most wonderful time of the year... It's the hap-happiest conference of all! Google I/O is just two short days away. Google I/O is a bit like Christmas. Everyone gets together to drink, talk shop, and drink. Everyone waits in anticipation for Santa — Sundar Pichai — to come out and give us all our presents. Now, I/O makes a lot of parents — developers and bloggers — panic it's...
The ASUS ZenFone 2 came to the stage this week, hot on the heels of flagships from three of the largest manufacturers in the world. While this phone may not quite go toe-to-toe with the 2K displays and the phenomenal cameras we've seen from the Samsung Galaxy S6 and the LG G4, the ZenFone 2 is quite prepared to take on a few other well-known phones and the niches they currently fill....
Lollipop was released back in October of 2014, and it's now running on 9.7% of Android devices according to the May 2015 distribution numbers. Finding the phones in that 10% can be a bit of a challenge, though, so we're going to make it easy for you. This is going to be a regularly updated list where we will keep a running tab of which devices are running Lollipop. This list will only...