Google Now is infiltrating your home screen When the first Android 4.4 updates started to go out, Google was careful to point out that the new launcher was going to be exclusive to the Nexus 5, at ...

I just spent some time with a small, early demo of the new home screen experience for Android O on TV. Even though it’s not fully working yet — some of the apps don’t open, and the Google ...

Ads on Google TV have become obnoxious, but I found a solution: a third-party Android launcher that does the basics and ...

From there, the Google Photos widget (which will take up a 2×2 space on your Android’s home screen by default) should automatically begin showing images from roughly a year ago.

Seen this way, Google is simply doing what a lot of other Android skins (including Samsung’s) have done: putting a feed of stories over to the left of your main home screen.

Your Android phone’s home screen is your window to the world — and unlike that other mobile ... The widget at the top there is just Google’s widely available Android At a Glance ...

Google’s new Android 4.4 KitKat release brings some fresh changes to the Android home screen — but it also comes with a couple of caveats. First, if you have a Nexus 5, KitKat gives you a ...

First of all, open the Chrome browser on your Android device and visit the website that you’d like to add to your home screen. Once there, tap the three-dot menu icon in the top-right corner of ...

How to add a website from Google Chrome to your home screen Open Google Chrome and go to the website. Tap the three vertical dots button at the top right corner of the screen.

Google is sneaking its updated launcher onto millions of devices right now. When the switch is thrown, Android will instantly become a lot more unified.