If you're a fan of open-source software, you'll be glad to know that there's plenty of FOSS software available for Android. Here are my favorite six apps.

If the idea of a less chaotic, more streamlined home appeals to you, don't hesitate to give Grocy a try. Meanwhile, check out ...

The Symantec Threat Hunter team has spotted 1859 apps across Android and iOS containing hard-coded Amazon Web Services (AWS) access tokens that permitted access to private AWS cloud services. Of all ...

Launch the Java Eclipse software on your desktop and open the Android app you want to edit. Double-click the Java source code file in the Eclipse navigation panel.

Android Studio is Google’s officially supported IDE for developing Android apps. This IDE is based on IntelliJ IDEA, which offers a powerful code editor and developer tools.

Now that CypherRat’s source code is out in the open, we’ll likely see other malicious apps being used to infect the best Android phones and tablets with this powerful malware.

These easily overlooked Android apps are all made by Google — and they're all worth your while to install.

‘Twas a time when Android code-reading apps were all the rage — and plenty of folks still have ’em hangin’ around today. So long as the Google Lens app is on your phone, though, guess what?

Thunkable is a good point-and-click platform that has all the features and functionality you’d expect from a no-code app builder. It’s not the easiest to get started with, but can help create ...