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What was your first Android device? I'll start: My first Android device was a Kindle Fire (2nd Gen. or so), not long after Amazon first brought out the Kindle Fire line. The screen was small, not much bigger than my modern iPhone's screen. It didn't have a good desktop: Finding and launching...

Here's a thread I'm surprised we don't have already: Which Android device (or devices) do you use?

Apple has an ecosystem for it's iPhone and other devices, but Android has an ecosystem too. Actually, Android had two competing ecosystems: Google's and Amazon's. Both companies have offer (for example) app stores, e-book stores, and television streaming services for Android. Do you folks have...

This is a thread for Android users to share security tips with each-other. I'll start: #1: Use AdGuard, or another trustworthy system-wide ad-blocker (i.e. blocks ads in all apps, not just websites). Ads are a common source of malware and other security problems, so it's better just to block...

Ultra Mobile is Mint Mobile's former parent company, and I've found that Ultra's PayGo plan works very nicely for a backup phone! It's cheap, 5 USD (arguably 3 USD) per month.

Mods: Feel free to move this thread if I've put it in the wrong place (I'm new here). Android and Chrome OS were originally separate projects, but the lines between the two have become very blurred. Here's my personal experience: I tried out a Surface Go 3, to replace my ageing 7th Gen. Kindle...

I'm new here. I don't have an Android cell phone, per sy. However, I have two Android tablets: A Surface Go 3 (with two OS's, Android and Windows) and a 7th Gen. Kindle Fire.