If you use a Samsung or Apple phone, you’ve probably been adjusting your flashlight since as far back as the Stone Age.

The new Android 13 Developer Preview build introduces a small, but useful change for the owners of Google Pixel phones: the flashlight function is now added to Quick Tap. Quick Tap was added last ...

A future Android 16 build will finally introduce native flashlight brightness controls for Google Pixel phones. More details here.

In Android 13, Quick Tap can toggle the flashlight. Quick Tap debuted in Android 12, allowing Pixel phones to execute actions with a quick double tap on the back of the phone.

You won't have to put up with a flashlight strength that's too bright or too dim for your needs for much longer.

Android 13 will let you adjust the brightness of your flashlight With how good low-light photography has gotten on phones, people find themselves using their LED flash as a flashlight more than a ...

Hold on tight, Moto X (2nd gen) owners, you are about to chop your way into quick flashlight action with Android 5.1. Through the most recent Lollipop update that started rolling out to the ...

Many of the top downloadable flashlight apps are accessing sensitive user data and compromising the safety of your device. Here’s a rundown of the top offenders and what to do about it.

Trust me, there are plenty of alternatives for Android apps. Or, in the case of a flashlight app, try to a find a phone that runs Android 5.1 and use the one built into the operating system.