Cool Things You Didn't Know Your Android Phone Could Do!
Exhibit|January 2018

Smartphones make your lives easier, it’s like you are roaming around with a computer in your pocket.

Harsha Prerna
Cool Things You Didn't Know Your Android Phone Could Do!

You can do a hell lot of things on an Android phone. However, it turns out there are still so many things you didn’t know your Android could do. We are listing out some super cool things that you can do with your Android smartphone:

SHARE APPS, PHOTOS, MUSIC, AND CONTACTS WITH JUST A TAP

The very sci-fi Android Bean lets you instantly share apps, photos, music, contacts and also appspecific items by just touching one NFC-enabled device to another, typically back to back, and then tapping to send. Don’t forget to check if your phone is enabled with NFC. Go to ‘More’ in Settings or if you are using a Samsung device then go to Settings or if you are using a Samsung device then go to Settings > Connections. After that, turn on the S Beam or the Android Beam which is placed below the NFC option.

TYPE WITH A SWIPE

With the help of gesture typing, you can write a message by scrolling your finger on the letters. It makes the work convenient if you have only one hand free to type. You can download this Google Keyboard from Google Play Store.

TAKE A SCREENSHOT OR PUT IT ON SILENT WITH JUST YOUR PALM

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