Android's developer options menu is a secret treasure trove of tweaks that adventurous users can play with. If you want to install any app to your SD card, speed up window animations, or even save some battery life, here's how to unlock and use this hidden menu.

Android: Officially, if you want the new Google Assistant, you need to buy a Pixel phone. Unofficially, it's already been enabled on any device running Nougat. Now, the Android N-ify Xposed module can even bring it to older Marshmallow devices.

Your smartphone does so much that it feels impossible to get through the day on a full charge. It doesn't have to be that way, though. Android's Doze feature, introduced in Marshmallow and refined in Nougat, keeps battery drain low when you're not using your phone. Here's how it works, and how to make the most of it.

Google's Now on Tap in Android Marshmallow is one of those neat features that's still a little rough around the edges. Today, those edges are getting a little smoother with a handful of new features.

It's a cycle we're familiar with. You update your phone to the latest version of iOS and Android and suddenly your once-agile device is somehow running slower. It can be hard to tell if it's just your mind playing tricks or something is actually amiss, but for Android 6.0 users doubting their sanity, it's definitely real.

Android: Google introduced a sweet hidden menu in Android Marshmallow called the System UI Tuner. It packs a ton of neat little tweaks like hiding status bar icons or showing your battery percentage. Here's how to turn it on, and what you can do with it.

This year, Android got even sweeter. Marshmallow built on the already-awesome foundation Lollipop laid the year before, plus we got two new Nexus phones, and a bunch of improved apps. Here are our best Android posts this year.

Google has launched the Pixel C, the first tablet created specifically for Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Here are the official specs and pricing for Australia.

Google has released a preview of Android Studio 2.0., an integrated development environment (IDE) for making Android apps. The new version promises to help developers create and deploy apps faster. Here are the key features introduced in Android Studio 2.0.

Android Marshmallow introduced the sweet new Doze feature, that makes your battery life last super long when you're not actively using your device. If you have root, this app lets you tweak this awesome feature.

Google has opened up pre-orders for its Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P Android Marshmallow smartphones in Australia. Here are the specifications, pricing and availability for both devices.

Whether you've put in an order for a Nexus 6P or you're patiently waiting for Android version 6.0 to reach your Galaxy S6, you'll want to know what Marshmallow can do for you. It's not a dramatic leap forward for Google's mobile OS, but there are still a number of useful new features you're going to want to know about.

Android typically plays nice with file manager apps, but Google's never made their own for the platform. With Android 6.0, that changes. There is now a (very) basic file manager built right into Android.