CyanogenMod 13 is the latest version of CM based on Android 6.0 Marshmallow and I must admit that it’s the best choice for those who want more from their Android devices. Are you one of them too? Then, you probably...
Have you heard the fact that there is some sort of a hidden menu on your new Android Marshmallow devices? Android starts learning from custom ROMs and it became obviously that people simply love customization, so you don’t need me...
Samsung doesn’t usually provide the call recorder feature in their stock firmware on Galaxy Note 4. If basic devices have it, why isn’t it here included as well? I know that you are confused, but you’ll soon find out what to...
As you have seen, the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update allows mobile carriers to block tethering by default. This means preventing sharing of mobile data with friends and family members (this probably has to do with saving a huge chunk of...
Galaxy Note 5 is the latest flagship phone from the Samsung, so you can only imagine that it managed to capture my attention with its intriguing specs and features. In today’s guide, I want to talk about Android Call recording...
Android 6.0 is full of surprises! Android Marshmallow is indeed official, but you know that you still have a while to wait unless you own a Nexus 6, Nexus 5 or Nexus 9, or plan to become the owner of...
Do you want to enjoy Internet across all your WiFi enabled devices using Wifi Tethering on your Verizon LG G4? Who says that this is not possible? Mobile Hotspot or WiFi Tethering is a feature in mobile smartphones or similar...
Do you own the Sprint model of LG G4 smartphone? Choosing a carrier is never an easy thing to do as long as you have to live with this decision every day. What could be the disadvantages? Well, the list is...
The Screen Mirroring feature is not a new thing on your Samsung Galaxy S6 smartphone. Previously known as AllShare, this feature gives you the possibility to wirelessly beam your photos, videos, presentations, video games and not only to a supportive...
It’s probably not the first time when you hear that Google accidentally shipped a permission manager in Android 4.3 version, letting all users to revoke access to individual permissions required by the apps found on their devices. While hidden by...
