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Apart from Google Maps, here are 5 choices of applications to accompany your 2024 Eid homecoming trip on an Android cellphone  - Maps are one of the applications that must be installed on mobile phones.  Especially to complete the Eid homecoming trip, a tradition that will soon be carried out by many people in Indonesia.  It cannot be denied that one of the popular map applications that is widely installed on Android phones is Google Maps.  However, in fact there are still several other map applications that can be installed and tried on an Android cellphone.  Compiled from the Google Play Store, here are five maps or map applications on Android phones to accompany your trip home for Eid 2024.  1. Google Maps Illustration of the Google Maps application used to show routes or roads to certain locations (businessinsider.com) The popularity of Google Maps makes this map application at the top of the list.  Of course, this is because the map applicati

To keep your cellphone safe, immediately delete these 5 Android applications A research company revealed worrying findings regarding a number of dangerous malware hidden in five Android applications that have been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times from the Google Play Store.  According to a report quoted from PhoneArena, this malware is known as a banking trojan called Anatsa, which is aimed at targeting Android users in several European countries, including the UK, Czech Republic, Germany, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.  The Anatsa Trojan, at first, only targeted Samsung smartphone users, but then expanded to attack all brands of Android smartphones without exception. The discovery of the existence of this malware was reported by research company ThreatFabric to Bleeping Computer.  The five Android applications that store the Anatsa Trojan are Phone Cleaner – File Explorer, PDF Viewer – File Explorer, PDF Reader – Viewer & Editor, Phone Cleaner: File Expl

How to Find Hidden Apps on Android An easy way to find hidden applications on an Android cellphone.  Illustration of an Android cellphone (Pexels/Lisa Fotios) Suara.com - Users unknowingly have hidden applications on Android. Although users can see the apps on the home screen of the phone, but it does not display every installed app.  The app drawer displays a list of installed apps, sorted alphabetically. This will show users most of the apps on the device, but some may be hidden.  To view hidden apps on Android via the app drawer, do the following: Tap the three-dot menu at the top of the app drawer.  Select Hide apps.  A list of hidden applications is displayed. If this screen is blank or the Hide apps option is not present, then there are no hidden apps.  How to find hidden apps in settings The complete application list can also be accessed from the Settings application. Follow the steps below: Tap Settings with the gear-like icon.  Then open

How to set DNS 1.1.1.1 for Android and iOS, apparently easy How to set DNS on Android and iOS is important for cellphone owners to know. Photo: ist  - How to set up DNS 1.1.1.1 for Android and iOS devices is actually not difficult, but there are still many people who don't know about it.  DNS (Domain Name System) generally functions to translate domain names into corresponding IP addresses.  In this case, DNS will help in the process of identifying and localizing devices on the internet by associating numerical IP addresses with domain names that are easier to remember.  DNS 1.1.1.1 managed by Cloudflare is known for its speed in providing responses.  By using a responsive DNS server, the time required to convert a domain name to an IP address can be reduced.  DNS 1.1.1.1 also includes security features such as malware and phishing filtering, and multiple geographic locations are available. That's why using DNS 1.1.1.1 is one of the favorites.  There are diff

Android Users Can Now Delete Apps from Different Devices - Google is rolling out an update for its app store, Play Store. One of the new features allows users to uninstall apps aka uninstall remotely, or on different devices with the same Google account.  Previously, the mechanism for uninstalling applications on different devices with the same account was quite complicated because it had to be done directly via the device concerned.  For example, you set up the same Google account on your smartphone and Android TV, then install the game on both devices.  When you want to delete the game, you have to delete it via smartphone or via live TV.  So, through the Play Store version 38.8 update, users can uninstall applications from just one Play Store door, for example via a desktop browser or smartphone.  When a user wants to delete a particular application, the user will be presented with the option of whether they want to delete the application on the smartphone or installed o

Recommendations for 7 AI-Powered Video Editing Applications on Android illustration of editing videos on Android (Unsplash/Lizzy Liz) Videos are the best medium for sharing memories and earning money via advertising on platforms like YouTube. However, to make the video more attractive and interesting, you need to edit it first.  Fortunately, video editing applications are also available on millions of platforms such as Android and interestingly, many of them are equipped with AI based features for easier and faster editing. Here are 7 AI-powered video editing applications on Android.  1. Filmora Filmora (doc. FilmoraGo) Filmora is a video editing application that is known for being easy to use and having a simple UI. This application brings many professional video editing features such as motion tracking, noise reduction and color correction. For the AI ​​feature, this application allows you to create images automatically using AI or write titles, ideas and marke

Google Distributes IDR 10.8 Trillion to Android Phone Owners Photo: REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann SPIRITUAL AI - After being caught in a monopoly case, Alphabet agreed to pay a fine of US$ 700 million or Rp. 10.8 trillion. Most of the money is intended for Android cellphone owners.  Around US$ 630 million for compensation to consumers. Meanwhile, the remaining US$ 70 million will go to the state treasury.  Google also promises changes to its application store service, Play Store. In the future, the developers may use alternative payment systems. Google is prohibited from imposing a payment system on the Play Store as the only option for developers.  Google was also asked to simplify the process of downloading applications directly from developer sites. Users will be free to download applications outside the Play Store.  In a monopoly case reported by a number of groups in the United States (US), Google was proven to be monopolizing applications via the Play Store. This action a