As one of the three major wireless carriers in the US, AT&T has been synonymous with the telecommunications industry for a long time. It has quite a history, dating to the invention of the telephone in the late 1800s. Now, it is very active in the mobile wireless industry, with some great Android-based phones that support the AT&T network. This guide briefly talks about the history of AT&T, the network bands it uses, and how you can contact its customer service team.

Android is the most popular mobile operating system, but that doesn't mean it's the only choice for device makers. Big-name companies such as Samsung develop and sell the most affordable Android smartphones. There is also the idea of creating an Android OS replacement that is preinstalled with a device and focused on privacy and security. Apostrophy OS aims for just that. It offers Android-like features while giving users more control over their data. This guide covers Apostrophy OS to help you better understand this new mobile operating system.

When using a Windows-based laptop or desktop PC, you can manage most of your workflow through web apps from your favorite services. Web apps may not always be as feature-filled as the ones from your smartphone, but you don't have to use the Microsoft Store to download Windows apps. Regarding Windows 11, you can download and install Android smartphone apps onto your device. You'll have the same app experience from your phone but on your Windows-based PC, easily accessible from your Start menu or taskbar.