Google's "At a Glance" widget is a lightweight and very handy widget for Android smartphones that shows the current date and weather. It's very popular on smartphones with stock Android like Google Pixel, Nokia and Motorola smartphones. Clicking the date or the weather info gives you quick access to your calendar and a detailed weather forecast, respectively. The weather forecast is both accurate and doesn't show any ads, which is great and pretty rare on Android nowadays. Unfortunately, the weather info and temperature sometimes disappears from the "At A Glance" widget and because of that, you cannot open the weather forecast. In this article I will show you a simple workaround that will let you access the detailed weather forecast when the weather info is missing from the widget of your Android smartphone.

I've always been a fan of turn-based strategy games. They are a great exercise for your brain but without the constant need to hurry in real-time strategies. Thus you can enjoy the game and improve your tactical skills without any stress. Unfortunately, in today's busy world many people don't have time to sit in front of a PC and spend a few hours playing their favorite turn-based strategy game. That's where your phone comes to the rescue and in this article I will review one of the best turn-based strategies for Android.

Copying files from your Android phone or tablet to your desktop or laptop computer and vice versa over your Local Area Network (LAN) is very handy if you don't want to deal with cables. Unfortunately, when copying large files or a lot of small files the copying may freeze and fail. In this article I'm going to explain what are the main reasons for this problem and show you how to fix each of them.

All mobile phones, including smartphones, emit radio waves from their antennas in order to send/receive voice calls and data. Our body absorbs these waves and if they are too powerful, they will have negative effect on our health. The rate at which such radiation is absorbed by the human body is called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and is measured in watts per kilogram (W/kg). A mobile phone is approved for release only if its radiation level is below a certain threshold, which is 1.6 W/kg in the US and India and 2.0 W/kg in Europe. The lower the SAR value, the less radiation the phone emits. This article compares the SAR values of popular Android and iOS smartphones, so read on to find out which ones of them emit the lowest amount of radiation.

Android smartphones and tablets running stock version of Android like the Nexus phones and tablets, the Moto phones (Moto E, Moto G and Moto X) and so on, by default do not show the battery charge percentage in the notification bar, but only a battery icon. There are many apps in the Google Play store, which show the battery percentage in the notification bar, but most of them show it on the left side far from the battery icon, which is on the right. Have you ever wondered if it is possible to show the battery percentage at the right, where the battery icon actually is? If yes, then read on, as this is exactly what I'm going to show you in this article.

Motorola Moto G is probably the best phone for the money. It has great IPS screen with large resolution, fast processor and memory, long battery life and competes successfully with phones that cost 2 times more. Of course some sacrifices have to be made in mid-range phones in order to cut costs and that is usually the camera. Not that Moto G's camera is bad, but it is no match for the cameras of most of the more expensive smartphones. Fortunately, there are some tricks and settings you can use to improve Moto G's camera quality significantly and that's what I'm going to show you in this article.

Your Android smartphone makes it easy to stay connected to your family, friends and business, no matter where you are. But if you are abroad, this can cost you a fortune as mobile operators charge a lot for every byte of data in roaming. In this article I'm going to show you how to avoid all roaming data charges on your Android smartphone or tablet by turning off all features that require mobile data.