Some Quick Settings tiles (such as the Flashlight or the QR Code Scanner) simply trigger an action or a feature on and off.

Can never figure out what that song is? Google's new Android Canary release implements a new lock screen Now Playing shortcut ...

To access Quick Settings on a stock Android phone, such as a Google Pixel, swipe down from the top of the screen. Doing so reveals the first few settings.

It's called the quick settings menu, and it lets you speedily switch up settings for Bluetooth, alarms, Wi-Fi and Do Not Disturb, among others. All you need to do is swipe down from the top edge ...

Android 16 would require a two-finger swipe to access Quick Settings. According to the report, in the new design, pulling down the notification bar will not show any Quick Settings.

Android 16 still looks to be moving to split notifications/settings windows, but at least the latest beta indicates you can still swipe to access both with a single finger.

Android Quick Settings tile #6: Faster file access Another Google-made Android app that’s quietly gained a hidden-by-default Quick Settings shortcut option in recent months is the excellent ...

The Android TV experience has been replaced at this point, but it’s still getting feature updates (for some reason). This week, Google is launching a new “Quick Access” row on the Android TV ...

Android TV is getting a new quick-access row with shortcuts to other areas of the home screen. These shortcuts appear to be fairly redundant, linking to features already accessible with other home ...