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Upgrading to Lollipop means losing Silent Mode on most Nexus devices, and that won't delight everybody. Here's how to get silent mode on Nexus devices running Lollipop.
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With a simple modification, Nexus 5 owners can get the Android Lollipop system sounds and Ambient Display setting from the Nexus 6. We'll show you how.
Google Maps might be the king of Android map apps, but Nokia HERE maps has been gaining popularity. See how the two face off in our Android map apps comparison.
A recent study has confirmed that the Nexus 5 battery life is worse thanks to Android 5.0 Lollipop, despite claims that the OS increases it by around 10 percent.
A Google Play Store security vulnerability allows hackers to remotely install apps on your smartphone without your knowledge or consent. Here's how to protect yourself.
Google TV is dead, and its replacement is Android TV. It's a vast improvement and could revolutionize home entertainment. Here's what you need to know.
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An internet connection is no barrier to working offline in Google Docs. Here's how to use Google Docs offline and make edits that will be synced next time you're online.
In a recent interview, Apple CEO Tim Cook discussed Apple's smartphone successes towards the end of last year, noting that most iPhone 6 buyers switched from Android.
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