When you swipe down from the top of your Android screen, you see your notifications, and just above that, tiles for Wi-Fi, ...

The release of the Android P Developer Preview earlier today also brings with its a new look to the familiar Quick Settings menu.

With the launch of Android 5.0 Lollipop, Google added a convenient Quick Settings panel to the top of the screen, letting you toggle settings such as WiFi, Bluetooth, auto-rotation and more. With ...

Android 16's new editable quick settings toggles are a welcome change, and something I've been waiting for since the launch of Android 12.

How to see which Android apps are running from Quick Settings The Android Quick Settings menu makes it easier to access essential apps and phone settings directly from the home screen.

If you are an Android user, you might have used the quick settings swiping down from Android’s menu bar twice. Lets see some of the important functions.

Way back in Android Lollipop, in 2014, Google updated Android to shift from a two-pane Quick Settings layout to a single menu.

Left: Android P. Right: Chrome OS 67. To get the new quick settings tray you'll need to be on the dev channel for Chrome OS with the following flag enabled: #enable-system-tray-unified. This means ...

With Android 12 Beta 2, the Quick Settings area gains quick access to Google Pay, Google Home shortcuts, as well as a power button.

Assuming your phone is on and online, you should be able to see its location on a map. From there, you can make it ring, lock ...