by Kristofer Wouk, 1 week ago

People like what they like. Yeah, that’s something that people (and writers, who don’t count as real people) say, but it also happens to be true. Case in point: the Samsung Galaxy Note 2. Remember…

by Conan Hughes, 2 months ago

Since we reported last week that Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has a lock screen bug, which lets users take a sneak peek of the home screen and cause limited potential harm, another blogger has discovered…

by Conan Hughes, 2 months ago

The lock screen of your smartphone that supposedly keeps confidential info from prying eyes turns out to be not so reliable after all. A bug has been discovered that lets users take a sneak peek…

by Chris Smith, 2 months ago

Looking for a fast way to reboot your Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2 and other Android Samsung handsets and tablets that have TouchWiz running on top of the Android 3.0-4.1? Just start copying stuff and…

by Conan Hughes, 3 months ago

It’s not just about resistance to water and dust that make the Xperia Z a standout device. In a YouTube video uploaded by French tech blog FrAndroid, Sony’s latest flagship smartphone is pitted against the…

by Chris Smith, 3 months ago

Not the most romantic gift for Valentine’s Day – or the most romantic gesture, depending on who you ask – the pink Galaxy Note 2 is now officially official. I often say that color should…

by Kristofer Wouk, 3 months ago

It’s easy to see when looking at your comments here, on Google+, or on YouTube that a lot of Android Authority readers are big fans of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 2. We’ve already shown you some…

by Robert Triggs, 4 months ago

Teknision, the developer behind the customizable tablet home screen replacement Chameleon Launcher, has released a teaser video of the application running on a Galaxy Note 2 and Nexus 4. Chameleon Launcher aims at bringing consistency to…

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

Let me begin by saying welcome to the family. You have your first Android device! I don’t know what you had before this, but since this is your first Android, we’ll cover a few things…

by David Gonzales, 4 months ago

It looks like Rogers is trying to get more people to make the most out of 2012 before the next year finally rolls in. The carrier recently issued an internal memo detailing its plans pertaining…

by David Gonzales, 4 months ago

Following news of AT&T’s multi-window software upgrade rollout for users of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, U.S. Cellular has gone and done the same thing with the release of its very own “Android 4.1.4″ software…

by David Gonzales, 4 months ago

The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is fitted with many interesting and useful software features that can’t be found outside the Galaxy line. A great example of this is the multi-window feature, which as its name…

by Kristofer Wouk, 5 months ago

One of the coolest features of the Samsung Galaxy Note 2, multi-window, still isn’t available with some carriers. T-Mobile users will be the next to get the feature, with a software update arriving Wednesday, December…

by Robert Triggs, 5 months ago

Anyone worried about the Exynos chip exploit we covered yesterday? Well you should be able to sleep a little easier tonight, as one of the folks over at XDA-Developers has already created a fix for…

by Chris Smith, 5 months ago

We kept talking about Android malware these days, with various reports from security firms coming out to suggest that even more Android devices will be affected by malicious apps next year. In addition to these…