Tag: Android

Have you ever accidentally deleted a text only to regret it later? Thankfully, there are easy ways to recover deleted text messages on Android. If you are using an Android smartphone, there is a high chance that you can retrieve deleted text messages before they have vanished once and for all. Here, I have explained…

Did you miss calls from your friends, only to find out later that you accidentally blocked them on your smartphone? Well, the experience can be frustrating. Therefore, knowing the steps to unblock a number on Android phone is important. Whether you have blocked someone intentionally or unintentionally, here are different ways to unblock a number…

Caller ID allows the recipients to know who’s calling them before they pick up a call. But what about the times when you want to remain anonymous? Maybe you’re making a surprise call to a loved one, delivering crucial information to a reporter, or simply prioritizing privacy. In these situations, hiding the caller ID of…

RAM, or Random Access Memory, is the part of your smartphone that stores all the information about ongoing tasks and apps. When you experience a lag in your Android phone or notice apps abruptly crashing, it becomes necessary to clear RAM. While most Android phones are optimized enough to clear RAM on their own when…

After using Android for years, you might think you know all about it. Surprisingly, here’s a catch! From the dial pad of your Phone app, you can access hidden features using secret codes. Like cheat codes, these Android secret codes provide you with valuable device information. While there are plenty of secret codes for Android…

Learning how to block phone number on Android phones, can give you the power to control who communicates with you. Android offers multiple ways to block numbers, thereby silencing calls from those pesky telemarketers, spam, or even your stalkers. Smart!  This friendly guide will elaborate on all the methods that you can use to block phone…

Frustrated by slow internet on your Android phone? Your DNS cache might be the culprit. For the uninitiated, a DNS cache refers to the storage of information about every website you have visited. Cached storage enhances browsing by eliminating the need for your device to fetch information on revisited websites. However, the DNS cache can…