Rita El Khoury / Android Authority It’s excessive, isn’t it? All those apps we use daily have way too many features, with new ones being
Tag: Android apps
Want to block ads on Android? Here’s why I use an app over Private DNS
Andy Walker / Android Authority Keeping distracting ads from infiltrating my Android phone has become a necessity rather than a luxury. Blocking them not only
Waze could finally be ready to roll out these features we’ve been waiting on since 2024
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Waze has sent out an email to users about upcoming features. Five features were highlighted in the message, including
Survey reveals the one habit most language learners have in common
Stephen Headrick / Android Authority I came to Duolingo’s defense back in April, after many of you told us in a poll that you don’t think language
You voted on the best Android apps and games of 2025, and it wasn’t even close
Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Android apps and games are our bread and butter, so we’re constantly investigating which ones might actually be worth your
Here’s how Google’s getting ready for Android’s upcoming sideloading restrictions
TL;DR Last year, Google announced that developers would have to register even when users are only sideloading their apps. Eventually Google backed down, and offered
Is Duolingo down for you? You’re not alone (Update: Back online)
Update: January 14, 2026 (4:32 PM ET): According to Duolingo’s status page, the service is back online, and all systems are operational. Original article: January
Fitbit and Strava may be tracking more than your run
Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR A new report has found that out of the top 16 fitness apps, Fitbit collects the most user data.
Viral ‘Are You Dead?’ iOS app checks if you’re alive, but Android users aren’t missing out
Adamya Sharma / Android Authority TL;DR An iOS app called “Are you Dead?” is going viral for its morbid name and brutally straightforward concept. The
New year, new me: 5 popular apps I’m replacing in 2026, and why
Joe Maring / Android Authority I always see the start of every year as a blank piece of paper — a chance to start fresh.
