Rather than just seeing the Android Auto logo — which used to be the end of the road — you’ll now also have the option to “Swipe up to unlock.” This means that anytime your phone is ...

While there have been workarounds, your phone was essentially a brick when it’s connected to a car. Now, Google is allowing users to swipe to unlock the phone when it’s in Android Auto/Car ...

If you’re not thrilled at the prospect of your phone unlocking ... Step 1: Swipe a finger down from the top to fully expand the shade and then tap the cog icon. This opens the Settings panel.

Have a Samsung phone? Just get the One UI 7 update? Great! Now, change these two settings to greatly improve things.

Unlocking your iPhone ... this isn't available on the iPhone SE. For iPhones with Face ID, start by waking your device using ...

If you’ve got an iPhone or iPad with a Home button ... Can you bring back Swipe To Unlock in iOS 10 and later? Now for the bad news. You can’t bring back Swipe To Unlock, and we assume ...

Want to unlock ... your iPhone, which beats the point of using a passcode in the first place. And the final issue is that even if you disable Face ID or Touch ID, you may have to swipe up on ...

Since the iPhone ... control center swipe has moved to the top of the screen. Just swipe from the right side of the sensor notch. The right “horn,” if you will. Most of the icons in the ...

From simply raising your phone ... iPhones, swipe up from the bottom of the Lock Screen. For models with a Home button, press it to reach the passcode screen. Then enter the code to unlock your ...