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Just like computers, a lot of Android phones ship with pre-installed software, which you don't necessarily need. Some of these are system apps that you may have no interest in, but others can be more annoying, such as carrier bloatware that doesn't bring anything to your phone.
Sadly, these are usually considered system apps, meaning you can't remove them from your phone. Although they will continue to take up some storage space on your phone, there is a way to disable them, making them almost invisible in your daily life.

How to quickly disable apps on your Android phone or tablet They'll be gone in just a few taps

iOS has no native way to share a Wi-Fi network with an Android device, but we will show you how to set up shortcuts that emulate the QR code sharing method found on those phones. You'll need an access password for each shortcut and manually program them in order to make it work properly - luckily though there's an app called Shortcuts which comes standard on iPhones designed specifically around automating processes by running scripts or preprogrammed routines! Here is how to do it:
1. Open Safari and navigate to shortcutsgallery.com/shortcuts/share-wi-fi to find the Share Wi-Fi shortcut.
2. Tap Get Shortcut towards the bottom of the display to start the download and open the shortcut in the Shortcuts app.
3. If you are prompted to open the shortcut in the Shortcuts app, tap Open.
4. Scroll down to the bottom of the Shortcuts app until you see the Add Shortcut button. Tap it to add the shortcut to your iPhone.
5. On the My Shortcuts page, find the Share Wi-Fi shortcut.
6. Tap the three dots in the top right corner of the shortcut to edit the shortcut.
7. Replace Add Wi-Fi password with the password for the Wi-Fi network you want to share. Tap the cross symbol in the top right corner of the screen to save the changes to your Share Wi-Fi shortcut. With the new QR code shortcut, you can now tap into your Wi-Fi information with just a few clicks.

Samsung's smartphone cameras are up there with the best in the business; the company's flagships are always jockeying with Pixels and iPhones for best smartphone camera honors. Modern Samsung phones have a lot of camera features that aren't entirely obvious at first blush — some squirreled away in a whole second camera app. Looking to make the most of your Galaxy S22 phone's cameras? Here are a few tips to try.

Samsung Galaxy S22 camera tips: 5 features to try Including a whole second camera app!