Every major Android phone brand has a suite of gestures you probably aren't using, but only one stands out.

It’s wild to think that the current Android gesture navigation system has been around since Android Q, which eventually launched as Android 10. At the time of that system’s initial introduction, I was ...

Android 15 adds a new touchpad gesture called tap dragging. Tap dragging lets you drag and drop objects by tapping the touchpad and then immediately putting your finger back on the touchpad and moving ...

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If you are a Pixel 8 user suffering from the swipe-back gesture bug that first appeared in October following the Android 15 update, you’re in luck. According to a post on Google’s Issue Tracker page, ...

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Google offers the Android Accessibility Suite, which has several built-in accessibility tools. One of these options is the ability to zoom in on the screen. Android currently lets you activate the ...

Google is working on a new menu for customizing the three-finger tap gesture for touchpads. The new menu will let you set a three-finger tap to do a middle click, launch Gemini, go home, or view ...

Modern Android smartphones offer a plethora of functionalities to enhance user experience. One such feature, often overlooked but incredibly useful, is the double-tap back gesture. This innovative ...

Some of Android's best features aren't immediately obvious.

When we talk about Android gestures, we’re typically talking about the on-screen variety — y’know, the assorted swipes, swirls, and swivels that help you fly around your phone faster than a flamingo ...