ADB, or Android Debug Bridge, is a powerful tool that lets you control your Android device from a computer. Whether it's managing apps, capturing screenshots, or accessing system logs, ADB simplifies ...

The average user doesn't typically use terminal commands to interact with their phone. It might seem like it's too complicated or takes too much work to learn, but there are a few useful and easy ...

With Android Developer Verifier expected to operate in the background and without an off switch, this could leave those ...

One of the unexpected and big new features in Android Q is the addition of Bubbles for notifications. This new multitasking option has a lot of promise, but it’s not enabled on anything just yet.

Google’s Fuchsia team has begun a new effort that would allow Fuchsia devices to be managed with the ADB tool, just like an Android phone. On Android today, developers and enthusiasts are able to ...

Android Q was long-rumored to (finally) give us system-level dark mode settings for Android. Based on the current beta, it kind of does, but there's a catch: The setting from Android P which ...