Less than a week after Amazon released the new Fire HD 8 Tablet, Walmart released a successor to its Onn Android tablets, the Onn Pro, which starts at $99 and includes Android 10 and USB-C charging.

This week’s Android Circuit highlights a number of stories including the cost of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, pre-orders for Samsung's new phones, the Galaxy S6 Active leaks, the release of ...

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Android phones without headphone jacks rely on their USB Type-C ports to output audio, which in theory should mean a plethora of cheap adapters and splitters would be available. However, that’s ...

Tthis week’s Android Circuit includes the return of microSD to Samsung's 2016 Galaxy devices, Huawei challenges the current phablets, Apple's marketing dominance over Android, OnePlus addresses ...

Android phones have used various charger types, from Mini-USB to the now-ubiquitous USB-C. Here's a brief history of the cables you've got stuffed in a drawer.

Although the company has taken several measures to make Android a safer platform, one way it hasn’t really done a ton of work on is USB-based attacks. That appears to be changing with Android 16.

Baked into Android 10 is a feature that will disable the USB port if liquid or debris is detected. It will also warn users in case the USB port overheats.

If you don't have access to Wi-Fi on your PC, you can plug your Android phone into a USB port and use its mobile data via tethering. It can be tricky, though.

Android smartphones have enjoyed the ability for years now to use a USB-C cable to charge other devices using the battery on their own phone, something that’s handy in a pinch.