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damircudic/Getty Images You can change the audio output on Android 11 by enabling Developer Mode on your phone. Once enabled, you can switch devices by pulling down the media player's notification and expanding the media controls. If your phone is running Android 11 or later and your audio app supports it, you can now easily change your audio output destination with just a tap or two without the need to disconnect and reconnect playback devices. This lets you easily switch between Bluetooth earbuds and Bluet...

Share We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. During a write-up of the Galaxy S21 where I explained why I wouldn’t stick with Samsung’s newest phone going forward and would instead go back to the Pixel 5, I pointed out that one of the little things that annoyed me was the removal of an animation feature in One UI 3.1. Specifically, it was the “Reduce Animations” option in the Advanced Features section of Samsung’s One UI, an option that had been there for a couple of releases and only now has been removed.

DevTools is very advanced and helpful, but can also be very intimidating and overwhelming. Let’s fix that. In this article, Vitaly reviews useful features and shortcuts for debugging in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari. Out of all the tools available at our fingertips these days, DevTools is probably one of the most advanced ones. Over the years, it has become a tool for debugging, profiling, auditing and even prototyping — all living within the same interface, and always just a keyboard shortcut away. Still, DevTools has plenty of obscure gems and undiscovered treasures, living on the re...

Installing apps on Android TV in general, and the Chromecast with Google TV in particular, is usually a simple affair. There are, however, limitations to

Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 06/02/2021 14:53:19: Switching off and on again. Restarting the machine causes it to clean everything up. Sometimes this is the only way to fix a malfunction that failed to release memory after use. If it's Windows-8 or 10 and you have Fast-Startup enabled (the default) you need to be careful: Doing a Shutdown results in Windows saving the kernel to disk and reloading it when you start up again. In this case you have no guarantee the memory is cleared. Doing a Restart doesn't turn the machine off but does reload Windows from scratch and will clear the memory.