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 Voice deserves your attention (again)
A once-abandoned Google service is finding new life — and deserves a second look.
The best Android widgets for busy professionals
Turn your Android home screen into a powerful productivity hub with these exceptional, business-friendly widgets.
Android versions: A living history from 1.0 to 11
Explore Android's ongoing evolution with this visual timeline of versions, starting B.C. (Before Cupcake) and going all the way to 2020's Android 11 release.
6 handy hidden features in Google Docs on Android
Boost your mobile productivity with these power-packed, time-saving features in the Docs Android app.
This should be the future of Android messaging
Android 11 lays the groundwork for a clever new kind of streamlined messaging experience — but what we're seeing now is only half the story.
The wild thing about Windows apps on Chrome OS
With Google working to bring Windows software onto Chromebooks, things are about to get seriously weird.
9 hidden gems worth digging up in Android 11
Google's latest Android software has some interesting and extraordinarily practical new touches — if you know where to look.
Android 11's most important additions
Don't let the shiny new features fool you: The most consequential changes in Google's new Android 11 Beta are the ones most people probably won't even notice.
Imagine an 'Android Pro' subscription
Google's missing a major opportunity to build its business while elevating the experience of its most enthusiastic users.
The key point most Android vs. iOS arguments miss
People (and, ahem, companies) comparing Android to iOS keep making the same silly mistake. Don't let yourself fall for it.
The ultimate guide to privacy on Android
Take back control and decide exactly how information is used on your Android phone.
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