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Conor Cawley

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I traced my Pixel 10 battery drain to a hidden tracking toggle that ignores airplane mode

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By Conor Cawley Verified
| Android Police Verified
Battery life is the most important feature of any device. After all, your highly sought-after specs and features are useless if you can't turn on your device. There are several ways Android helps you prolong the life of your device when you really need to. From Battery Saver mode to Airplane mode, you have plenty of options to get the most out of your smartphone battery.
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I spent weeks thinking my Pixel's camera lens was smeared before discovering the real culprit

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By Conor Cawley Verified
| Android Police Verified
For years, Google Pixel phones have been considered some of the best devices for high-quality pictures. The cameras are top-notch, and the software behind them automatically creates masterpieces after a few seconds of processing. That's why I was disappointed when I noticed that my Pixel 10 Pro camera was lacking. The images appeared far blurrier than I've ever experienced, and even a few good wipes with a microfiber cloth didn't solve the problem.
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I fixed my Android Auto dashboard layout so my passenger can stop DJing against my will

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By Conor Cawley Verified
| Android Police Verified
In the olden days, music in the car was a group project. From the passenger picking CDs out of a massive binder to your backseat friends taking control of the aux cable, the driver wasn't always in control of what music was played in their own car. Now, with Android Auto, music streaming capabilities are firmly in the hands of the car's owner of the car. That is, as long as you don't have a handsy passenger fiddling with your car's display to pick their own songs.
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