If you’ve used Waze for some time, you certainly have a lot of searches and want to delete your history. Every time you do a new search and use that specific search for a route, it will automatically remain in...
With the release of the One UI and Android Pie update to Samsung’s Galaxy devices, along with the release of the Galaxy S10 line, many changes took place. For example, you may now have to ditch Android’s button navigation and...
What sort of worried S10 users have! Since Android is laid out as it is, you automatically lose a portion of the top and bottom of your screen due to the status and navigation bars. The thing is, you don’t...
Samsung’s move to software navigation keys came with the Galaxy S8 device, just in time for the shift to Infinity displays with minimal bezels, was an obvious one. Virtual navigation buttons come though as a big change, after years of...
I remember what a big change Samsung’s Galaxy S8 was. Samsung ditched the physical home button on its flagship, so the Galaxy S8 come with software buttons back then. One of the great things about having virtual navigation buttons is...
Samsung Galaxy S10 might indeed come with the conventional navigation bar at the bottom, but where the joy in that? It’s 2019, and the solid navigation bar seems to stealthe dynamic look of the phone. The good news is that...
Don’t you want to maximise the screen real estate on your Samsung Galaxy device? We all want that, but what about those owning the S10 Plus handset? Some may think that I am about to say: I would take it...
Ever since Apple switched to a gesture-based navigation system for its iPhone, several OEMs started their own race. They have come up with their own take on full-screen gestures without a navigation bar. Thanks to a free app called Fluid...
Google Pixel 3 XL is here and since it runs on Android 9.0 Pie, some of the features that come with it are no surprise. When Google had unveiled the latest Android OS in August, one of the notable upgrades...
Congrats on your brand new Huawei P20 Pro device! I can assure you that you’ve gotten yourself a fantastic phone. And once you’ve set it up and running, you’re going to want to know how to get the most out...
