Alexandra is passionate about mobile tech and can be often found fiddling with a smartphone from some obscure company. She kick-started her career in tech journalism in 2013, after working a few years as a middle-school teacher. Constantly driven by curiosity, Alexandra likes to know how things work and to share that knowledge with everyone.
You can easily clear the web browsing history on your Android device. Here we show you how to do so for Chrome, Firefox, Opera, Edge and Brave browser.
Google Assistant keeps your voice commands in its database. Here is how to erase your Google Assistant voice commands and prevent it from tracking you.
Hiding your Spotify listening activity is a great way to protect your privacy. Learn how you can use the privacy options to hide listening activity on Spotify.
Google has recently added a live caption feature in the Chrome browser. Learn how you can enable and use the live caption feature in Chrome for Desktop.
Disabling cookies may affect your browsing experience. Here we show you how you can enable cookies in the Chrome, Firefox and Opera browsers for Android.
Most students rely on online research to complete their assignments. Here are some of the best Chrome extensions that every student should install and use.
Telegram allows you to create your own stickers. If you’d like to impress your friends with DIY stickers, learn how to create custom stickers in Telegram.
While Gboard is popular, it is not the only keyboard out there. Here are some of the best Gboard keyboard alternatives you can install on your Android device.
The notification drawer is the most frequently used part of Android. Here are the best quick settings apps for you to customize the Android notification shade.
Gmail’s Conversation View can sometimes make finding a specific email difficult. You can turn off the Conversation View in Gmail to better navigate your inbox.
You can easily create multiple user profiles in your browser for various browsing needs. Learn how you can create new user profiles in Firefox and Chrome.
If you’re routinely sharing your Android device with other people, you can make use of Android Guest Mode to share their device without compromising on privacy.
