To access Quick Settings on a stock Android phone, such as a Google Pixel, swipe down from the top of the screen. Doing so reveals the first few settings. Swipe down once more to view all of the ...

It's called the quick settings menu, and it lets you speedily switch up settings for Bluetooth, alarms, Wi-Fi and Do Not Disturb, among others. All you need to do is swipe down from the top edge ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. If you own an Android phone, it's safe to say that you're familiar with the quick settings feature even if you never learned its proper name.

If you’re on Android, it’s probably time to reorganize your Quick Settings. I’ve been using Google’s Pixel 7 Pro lately, and since it runs a slightly modified version of stock Android, it’s been fun ...

The update brings some meaningful new features, like support for new Live Updates notifications that can better keep you ...

Android Quick Settings tile #1: Your timeout override. The shiny screens on these stunning modern smartphones of ours are typically set to shut themselves off after a certain number of seconds.

Android 14’s Quick Settings menu looks more or less the same in portrait and landscape orientation. The difference is that in landscape the menu is stretched sideways to fill up the entire screen.

The new split notifications and Quick Settings panels aren’t live yet in Android 16 Beta 3, and we don’t know when this new design will roll out. The third beta of Android 16 is finally here.

ANDROID users are slamming Google for switching up a useful feature, with some pledging to refuse an incoming update. Quick Settings is an Android feature that allows users to access the settings m… ...

In any case, Google is tweaking the Quick Settings editor menu to be more organized, and whether that arrives in an Android 15 QPR update or in Android 16 doesn’t matter.

By closely monitoring the apps running in your Android device, you can easily avoid speed performance issues and improve battery health.