Libhoudini is an ARM translation layer developed by Intel and Google for Android. It allows x86 Android devices to run ARM-based applications by translating ARM instructions to x86 instructions on-the ...

Microsoft is testing the ability to resume activity from Android apps on a Windows 11 PC. Windows Insiders on the Dev and Beta Channel can now test the new feature with the Spotify Android app, with ...

Android 12 was recently released by Google as the latest version of its popular mobile operating system. But how does it differ from its predecessor, Android 11? In this article, we’ll take a closer ...

Microsoft's "Link to Windows" app for Android now offers enhanced Windows 11 PC integration. Users can remotely lock their PC, check battery/Wi-Fi, transfer files, mirror their phone screen, and ...

Android’s hidden Developer Options can supercharge your phone with features like faster animations, improved Bluetooth audio, file transfer defaults, fake GPS location, background app limits, and ...

Samsung is set to launch its new foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, Galaxy Z Flip 7, and Galaxy Z Flip FE, at its Unpacked event tomorrow, July 9, 2025. These devices are to have Android 16 out of ...

A major Android system update often introduces new options you haven't seen before. Updates may revert hidden or overlooked features on your Android phone to default without notice, and change device ...

Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Although a long time has passed since the arrival of Windows 11, there are many who still don’t know the ...

With millions of copies sold over 18 editions, Windows For Dummies is the all-time best selling tech reference—and there’s a reason. Windows 11 For Dummies, 2nd Edition brings you up to speed on the ...

Back in 2021, when Windows 11 was first announced, there was an interesting feature called Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) that was teased, then publicly released in 2022. WSA allows users to run ...

Disclaimer: All classes named in the article below are fictional. Any resemblance to real Columbia classes is comedic coincidence (I can’t help that I’m so funny and creative). Well, Columbians, it’s ...