JR Raphael
Contributing Editor
JR Raphael is a journalist and columnist who’s been covering Android and Chrome OS since their earliest days. His Android Intelligence (née Android Power) column was born at Computerworld in 2010 and has happily made its home there ever since.
JR's Android Intelligence newsletter takes the same basic recipe as the column and turns up the heat. Each issue is jam-packed with productivity tips, perspective on the week’s most impactful Android news, and all sorts of exclusive extras — and best of all, it's delivered right to your inbox every Friday. If you haven't yet subscribed, you're missing out!
You can find JR on Twitter, Google+, or at his personal writing refuge, JRStart.com.
Google Meet’s messy message
Just when you thought Google's mess of messaging services couldn't get any messier, oops: It did it again.
The two words Motorola doesn't want you to read
Motorola's getting tons of positive press for its new Android phone launch this week, but two critical words are curiously missing from the conversation.
How to fine-tune Gmail for maximum productivity
Give Gmail's interface a much-needed minimalist makeover — and watch your email efficiency soar.
The problem with the 'iPhone SE killed the Pixel 4a' argument
Don't start the funeral for Google's latest midranger yet.
6 make-or-break questions about Google and Apple's COVID-tracking tech
Nearly a week after an unlikely tech team-up, some critical questions remain.
Google's grand Chrome OS plan is finally coming into focus
A seemingly small switch gives us a monumental clue about the future of Chrome OS — and maybe beyond.
What Chrome OS needs to conquer next
Google's Chromebooks are constantly evolving and expanding in reach, but there's one tremendous opportunity still begging to be seized.
7 handy hidden features in the Gmail Android app
Make the most of Google's Gmail Android app with these out-of-the-way advanced options.
I've finally figured out why foldable phones actually exist
If you think foldable phones are designed to make your life easier, you're probably missing the point.
What is Project Treble? The Android upgrade fix explained
Google's Project Treble promised to pave the way for faster Android upgrades — so what exactly is it? Two years in, how well is it working?
Give Chrome a time-saving tab switcher
Your browser has basically become your desktop. Here's how to make it start acting like one.
Google Smart Lock: The complete guide
Google Smart Lock can simplify your smartphone's security and save you time. Are you taking advantage of all it has to offer for Android?
Why the Pixel 5 just got interesting
A recent discovery about this year's Pixel 5 phone could completely change the conversation about the device — and that might be a very good thing.
6 useful Chrome OS features you probably aren't using
Teach your Chromebook some helpful new tricks and set yourself up for more effective work — and play.
6 big reasons to try the new Firefox Android preview
Even if you're mostly content with Chrome, Mozilla's latest Android effort deserves your attention.
16 time-saving Android shortcuts
Give your mobile productivity a boost with these easy-to-master Android shortcuts.
Are Android upgrades actually improving? It's complicated
When it comes to Android upgrades, you shouldn't believe everything you read. Time for a data-backed reality check.
How to make the most of your Pixel's new features
Google's sending a bunch of virtual gifts to Pixel owners this week. Here's how to put the best of the goodies to good use.
Android 10 Upgrade Report Card: Progress is relative
Six months after Android 10's release, how have device-makers done at getting the software into users' hands? The grades are in — and they hold a few surprises.
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