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Tasker is the best apps when it comes to automation apps on Android. Yesterday, we came up with a report, highlighting Tap, Tap and Tasker app developer’s collaboration. This will allow Tap, Tap users ...

Tasker is undoubtedly one of the most popular Android apps in the advanced segment. It has over a million downloads and 4.6 rating in the Play Store. The fairly new developer behind the app, João Dias ...

Tasker’s latest beta update adds AI-powered widget creation, letting users build custom Android widgets just by typing prompts. It’s still in beta, but early impressions show the assistant can ...

A VPN increases privacy on Wi-Fi, encrypts data, and prevents your ISP from tracking app usage. I automated it to turn on for ...

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Just a few short days after the launch of Android 13 Developer Preview 1 Tasker developer João Dias is teasing us with new features and functions for the automation app. Thanks to some under-the-hood ...

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Most people describe Tasker as a task control and automation app. I see an Android programming app for the masses. Instead of scaring you with code lines, this tool lets you use a friendly interface ...

Facebook introduced the concept of floating circles for its Messenger app on Android and it was one of the earliest divisive features of the social network. That UI has persisted and has, in fact, ...

Google’s “Flip to Shhh” feature enabled Do Not Disturb on the Pixel 3 when the phone is placed face down on a surface. The owner of Tasker created a task that mimics the feature on almost every ...

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