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Developers, we know you work hard on your apps. So does Google. But they also know that sometimes it’s hard to make apps easy to use when you’re elbow deep in their design. To that end, the new Accessibility Scanner app allows you to check other apps for potential problems or possible improvements in terms […]
Amazon‘s little black cylinder likes for you to call it Alexa, and when you do, it’s willing to do whatever you say. Well, whatever it can understand, anyway. And one thing it understands is how to adjust volume and pause media after you say its name. This includes the ability to mute and unmute. Pausing, […]
Android isn’t all about fun and games. Sometimes you have to use that phone or tablet (but probably phone) for work. Before that, someone has to develop apps for use in a corporate environment. Google launched Android for Work earlier this year, and it’s up to other folks to make the apps. Well, Google has […]
Crossy Road is often presented as a prime example of what’s wrong with casual games, because it’s a free-to-play game that’s based on a classic (Frogger) and lacks any kind of sophistication. But Crossy Road does a lot of things right, too: it has an interesting if not unique visual style, it’s accessible to any […]
Sending out updates through the Play Store can be a frustrating experience for users and developers alike. Just because a publisher says the update is out now, that doesn’t mean it is. The app goes through processing, then it goes out at the speed of Google. Now developers will have more control. Google is giving them […]
Hi. I’m Michael. I look at a lot of Google Play Store listings, and Artem and I usually pick out more than a hundred apps and games every month to be featured in our weekly roundups here at Android Police. After doing this week in and week out for a couple of years, there are […]
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