Chromebooks are known for their simplicity, reliability, and seamless integration with Google services. While these devices are perfect for everyday tasks, there are times when users may crave more ...

Most personal electronics, be it game consoles, PCs, or smartphones, have advanced developer options which, as the name implies, are used by hardware and software developers to help them properly ...

Chromebooks are great devices because they're affordable and easy to use. Since much of what we do is in a browser, one of the best Chromebooks provides a simple and effective experience. Plus, ...

With Android 4.2 Jelly Bean Google hid the Developer Options menu so average smartphone and tablet users wouldn’t accidentally cause any problems on their device. While most normal settings can be ...

A few weeks back at the annual Google I/O developer event a new mobile OS for wearable devices like a smartwatch was finally announced and released. Of course we’re talking about Google’s brand new ...

All Android devices feature a Developer Options menu that lets you tune and debug application performance. Here's a quick tutorial on how to enable it. When you found the Build Number option, tap on ...

The Safari browser on your iPad includes a Developer mode that can be used to debug Web pages. Your iPad disables this mode by default because the typical iPad user never needs to view Web page code.

Whether you’re a developer looking to test out your application on Android Auto or to run an app that hasn’t been released on the Play Store, you’ll need to enable Developer settings. Google hides the ...

Chromebooks come pre-installed with ChromeOS, an operating system from Google. Usually you have access to most features, but sometimes you need more. You can unlock the developer mode of ChromeOS to ...