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How to bring back the Save to Google Drive PDF option when printing in Chrome The death of Google Cloud Print had one unanticipated consequence: For whatever reason, Google also tied Chromes built-in "Save to Google Drive" feature to it. Now that Cloud Print is disappearing, that feature is leaving with it. But theres an easy way to bring it back to Chrome for Desktop, and a slightly longer workaround for (at least some) Android phones. On Desktop Its actually a fairly simple process to bring S...

Android 11: Getting started with gesture navigation Almost all Android 11 devices will default to gesture navigation, so its time to give it a try. Credit: Ryan Whitwam/IDG Android 11 makes numerous changes throughout the OS, including some tweaks to system navigation. Starting in Android 11, almost all devices will default to Googles new gesture navigation, which might take a little adjustment on your part. There are a few ways you can make navigation on Android 11 more to your likin...

All Specs Motorola’s G-series has long been a solid bet for budget phone shoppers, but that may be changing. Over the past year, theres been stiff competition from the likes of the OnePlus Nord N10 5G and the TCL 10L. Motorolas 2021 iteration of the Moto G Power ($249.99) not only fails to keep up with the competition, it lags behind its own predecessor with a lower-resolution display, a downgraded modem, and a dated version of Android. Back to the Low-Resolution Display  The G Power has a ...

Android 12 is coming soon, hints appear in early code Google has not officially revealed anything about the Android 12 but a play store update to the Android Beta Feedback app has been spotted. advertisement HIGHLIGHTS A play store update to the Android Beta Feedback app has been spotted. Android 12 could be rolled out by the end of this year. Shortly after rolling out the Android 11 for selected users, Google is gearing up to launch the Android 12 developer preview. As per a report by 9to5, a ...

Tue, Jan 12th 2021 9:39am — Mike Masnick Every year a few days after New Years we post some stats about traffic and comments to effectively close the books on the year. I know that lots of sites do this prior to the end of the year, but we always wait until the new year is really here to make sure we have all the actual stats. I had meant to do this last week, but last week was a bit crazy and it kept me a bit busier than the average "first week of January." So, were running a bit late here....

If nothing else, 2020 was a very good year for smartphones. We saw a number of compelling products at a range of price points. There were even a few interesting surprises that shook up our expectations coming into the year. We’re already excited to see what’s in store for 2021. I don’t think too many people would have predicted how 2020 would turn out, but we’re going to try our best at some crystal ball gazing for the next twelve months. These are a few of the Android Authority staff�...