10 Android Features You May Not Know About
Android phones have many useful features that are easy to miss. Some features can help you save time, improve privacy and make everyday phone use easier.
1. Split Screen
Many Android phones allow you to use two apps at the same time with split-screen mode. This can be useful when watching a video while using another app.
2. Screen Pinning
Screen pinning can keep one app open on your screen. This can be useful when you give your phone to someone and don't want them opening other apps.
3. App Permissions
You can check which apps have access to your camera, microphone, location and other information. Go to your phone's Settings → Privacy or Permission Manager.
4. Do Not Disturb
Do Not Disturb can reduce interruptions when you're studying, working or sleeping. You can usually choose which calls or notifications are allowed.
5. Battery Saver
Battery Saver can reduce background activity and help your phone use less power when the battery is low.
6. Nearby Share / Quick Share
Many Android devices support Quick Share, which makes it easier to share photos, videos and files with nearby compatible devices.
7. Emergency Information
Some Android phones allow you to add emergency information and contacts that can be accessed from the lock screen.
8. One-Handed Mode
On supported phones, one-handed mode can make the screen easier to use with one hand.
9. Digital Wellbeing
Digital Wellbeing lets you see how much time you spend using different apps. You can also set app timers and other limits.
10. Find My Device
Google's Find My Device features can help you locate a supported Android device if it is lost, provided the necessary settings are enabled.
Final Tip
Android features can vary depending on your phone model and Android version. If you don't see one of these options, check your manufacturer's settings or help documentation.
Which Android feature do you use the most?
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