Movies Anywhere is a new and growing service, and it isn't anywhere near perfect yet. Here are the issues and bugs with Movies Anywhere and how to deal with them.
The Google Home line has tripled this fall from one device to three, but the most exciting Home this fall isn’t made by Google.
Lawnchair, a Pixel-esque Launcher with some handy customization, has finally made the jump from xda to Google Play, making it accessible to far more users.
There’s a lot of launchers out there. They all have their uses (hopefully), and one of the most varied and complex uses for a launcher is theming. These are the launchers that taking theming and launchers as a whole to new levels.
Movies Anywhere is the bigger, better, multi-studio version of Disney Movies Anywhere, and it’s an absolute breeze to set up. Get your movies out of Amazon and iTunes and watch them, well, anywhere!
Nova Launcher, one of Android’s most popular and customizable launchers, has a new accomplishment under its storied belt: over 50 million downloads on Google Play.
The Pixel 2 is coming, and a new home screen comes with it. From search bars to widgets to wallpapers, here's what's new with the Pixel 2 launcher.
One of Google Home's bigger features is the way it plays and controls music, and that's about to get supersized and super-smart with Google Home Max. Here's what we know about Google's answer to the HomePod.
From all the changes that come with Android Oreo, the most immediate and perhaps the most noticeable change users see isn’t the new emoji or multi-window: it’s all that horrible white on their app icons.
System themes have required one of two things: a phone with a theme engine or root access. With Android Oreo, we finally have enough groundwork laid that system theming is possible, even without root!
Dragons are strong, powerful, majestic, terrifying, and sometimes, they’re even cute. No matter what kind of dragon inspires you, there’s a wallpaper for that.
You’ve got a shiny 4K TV and a shiny 4K streaming device, and now you need some content to showcase all that lovely ultra high definition awesomeness. Here’s what Google’s offering up.
Love 'em or hate 'em, it's annoying that you can't simply toggle a setting to remove app icon notification badges on the Galaxy Note 8. Here's how you can change them with an app.
Nest is looking to secure your home with its new lineup of connected home products, from an in-home alarm system to a video doorbell to improved security cameras.
Google Home is a wonderful little speaker with Google Assistant, but it's tied to an outlet, so you can't carry it around your home while you work. A third-party base from Ninety7 looks to free us from the power cord.
Geometric wallpapers can help add order to a disordered home screen, and to a disordered mind. Keep your home screen as clean as a temple, and use these wallpapers to help find some inner calm and peace.
The screen on the Samsung Note 8 may look off, but it's not really off. Thanks to Samsung's Always On Display, you can see the time, your notification, and other information pulsing dimly on your screen when you want. Here's how it works.
Bose's QuietComfort 35 headphones are some of the most highly-recommended active noise-canceling headphones on the market, and its successor is going to have a handy new feature: Google Assistant integration.
We have seen the so-called “future of smartphones” this week, and while there’s a lot to say for the iPhone X, it confirms a sinking suspicion I've held since the Essential's announcement about what the next smartphone trend will be.
Want to disconnect from a Bluetooth device without turning it off? Don’t hassle with going into Settings every time, set up a few easy Tasker tasks to do it for you!