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.
Get ready for the next silly smartphone superlative
From megapixels to pixel density and millimeters to bezels, phone makers have a history of focusing on superficial metrics to get your attention. Here comes the next one.
6 efficiency-enhancing Android apps
Don't waste time getting around in Android. These tools save you time so you can get straight to work.
How to get Android-P-like features on any phone right now
Make your phone smarter with these Android-P-inspired add-ons — many of which actually outshine their official operating system equivalents.
Android P's biggest shift may be one of philosophy
Beyond the new features and visual changes, Android P represents a gigantic pivot for Google's approach to its mobile platform.
Chrome OS: Tips, tools, and other Chromebook intelligence
Your one-stop source for Chrome OS advice, insight, and analysis — from someone who's covered Chromebooks closely since the start.
Crank up your Chromebook's cloud-connecting power
With a few simple tweaks, your Chromebook can become an even more connected part of your cloud-centric setup.
Android apps: Best of the best
Our Android expert highlights the standout apps in the categories that matter most to busy professionals.
The best travel apps for Android
Save yourself time, headaches and even money with these standout Android apps for business travel.
BlackBerry's Android upgrade track record should give anyone pause
BlackBerry markets its phones as being business-friendly and security-first, but the company's Android upgrade performance is fiercely at odds with that message.
The always-connected Chromebook: What's different this time
Google's Chrome OS has been quietly reshaping the state of modern computing for some time now — and thanks to a new twist on an old idea, it's about to do it again.
Making sense of Google's podcast flip-flop
Make no mistake about it: Google's podcast about-face is about much more than the launch of a single new app.
Android's sharing system is morphing into an unpredictable mess
One of Android's most powerful elements is losing its edge as poor design practices spread surprisingly far.
Which Android phones get regular security updates? Here's a hint
A rare clue about the big picture of security update performance across the Android ecosystem.
How to get smarter missed call reminders on Android
Make missed calls much easier to manage with this simple Android enhancement.
18 time-saving tips for the Chrome Android browser
Become a mobile browsing pro with these advanced tips for Google's Chrome Android browser.
3 huge ways Android's gesture navigation just got better
Google's second Android P beta delivers subtle touches that add up to a major leap forward for the platform's new gesture navigation system.
iOS apps on Macs? Gee, that feels familiar...
Welcome to the world of cross-platform convergence, Apple. Come on in — the water's fine.
Give Chrome for Android an ultra-modern makeover
Get a taste of the future with this easy-to-implement sneak peek at Google's latest Chrome for Android refresh.
Gmail vs. Inbox: 8 productivity features Gmail still can't match
Gmail is better than ever, but its "experimental" email sibling has some organizational advantages that are tough to give up.
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