Ara Wagoner is a Writer at Android Central. She themes phones and pokes Google Play Music with a stick. When she's not writing help and how-to's, she's off dreaming about Disney and singing show tunes. If you see her without headphones, RUN. You can follow her on Twitter at @arawagco.
There are many, many coloring book apps out there, riding the wave of adults who have returned to coloring pages as a way to calm the mind and waste oodles of time. Color By Disney is the Mouse's take on a premium coloring app. With a premium price.
Most companies are just giving out easter eggs this weekend, but OnePlus is giving out some Nougaty updates, which beats the pants off some candy.
I had a dream... of waking up to my playlist, just like I did for the decade I was an iPod user. And thanks to the customization and automation functionalities in Android's nerdy depths, I have done it. Here's how dreams come true.
Wallpapers are one of the most simple and fundamental theming elements in the digital world. On iOS, a wallpaper is all you can really do to dress it up, but on Android, a wallpaper is the seed of a good theme. Or great ones, in this case.
The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ have so far been announced with one storage option: 64GB. If you want any more than that, you'll need a microSD card... unless you live in one of two Asian countries.
Unfortunately, the reports are wrong: the original Huawei Watch doesn't have an NFC chip.
Because Android is awesome, we all have some type of a home screen, because we all have some kind of launcher through which we interact with the system and apps on our phone. How you set things up on that home screen can have a big impact on how you use your phone and how you theme your phone.
The LG Watch Style hit shelves only eight weeks ago in the U.S. and already Best Buy's cutting prices on it. All colors have been slashed to $179.99, saving you $70 on the Titanium and the Silver and $100 on the Rose Gold.
Yes, it's that time of year, the one day when every company puts out a press release for a fake product/service/concept that makes us groan, chuckle, and on more than one occasion physically gag. Here we go again.
The day of unending teasing, tricking, and tongue-in-cheek advertising is almost here, but why let marketers and professional pranksters have all the fun? Prank your friends with Android!
The Google Pixel is one of the best smartphones on the market, and one that's been hard to get. I've loved it immensely... but I'm going back to the HTC 10. Here's the method to my madness.
Power Rangers is morphin' back to the big screen, and we can only hope that the beloved show has been given the right touch of nostalgia, modernization, and movie magic. Before you head to the theater, grab a new wallpaper!
Gorillaz have always been a virtual band to push the limit, and they've got a VR music video out for their new album that reaches for the limits of the universe and sanity on Google Spotlight Stories
Nova Launcher has long had notification badges, but they're getting a bit of an overhaul in the latest Nova Launcher Beta update, ditching unread counts for something a little more dynamic.
Whether you want to tweak everything down to the dirtiest details in your folder icon colors or you just want to find a better way to organize your home screen, we're here to help guide you through your theming adventure.
“Be together, not the same” isn’t just for buying phones. It also means that our home screens don’t have to be the same, and to that end, the Android team has devised the #myAndroid. But how do you actually use the results?
Have a new show you're looking to follow this spring? Need to buy last season to catch up before the new season hits? Well, Google Play has got a deal for you.
You may remember a nasty habit the LG G4 and LG V10 had of bootlooping on their poor owners. Those owners have had enough, and are taking LG to federal court in California.
From candlestick Casanovas to brutish buffoons to headstrong heroines, we’ve got the home screen themes for you to represent your favorite character in a tale as old as time.
DxOMark, the camera-scoring folks who manufacturers keep trotting out their scores as bragging rights material, has scored the Huawei P10. An 87 is pretty high, but who didn't it manage to beat? And just what does this mean for its users?