Do you own an Android phone? Some models have a secret menu allowing you to test your phone features diagnostically. We'll show you where to find it and how to use it.

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If you've bought an Android phone in the past few years, you have a camera in your pocket that can take spectacular photos. That is if you know the proper ways to use it. Don't worry. We're here to help. Here are seven pro tips to take the best pictures possible with your Android.

Apps are getting more sophisticated and can eat up a ton of space on your phone. Thankfully, this tool will show you the biggest resource eaters and help you remove them quickly. We'll show you how to use it.

We constantly check our phones for new messages and notifications. Then there are all our notes and reminders: Birthdays, shopping lists, meeting notes — you can easily forget that these important bits of information are even there. One Android app combines the best of both worlds by letting you pin your notes to your phone's notification area.

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