The time leading up to the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10E was plagued with leaks, leaving little mystery around the phones and their features. You just had more time deciding that the S10E is what...
Samsung Galaxy M10 comes with its very own maintenance mode called Download mode and you can learn how to access it via this guide. Yes, this download mode is already built-in within each Galaxy M10 right out of the factory....
Samsung’s love affair with extra-tall aspect ratio displays started with the Galaxy S8 – the device that introduced its Infinity Display. Now, we have the very same design change for all of its flagship devices and opinions are divided. With...
The Samsung Note 9 device is a fantastic choice in terms of both hardware and software, but, let’s face it, as useful as Edge Panel is, the truth is that the handle on the edge of your home screen doesn’t...
The new Samsung Galaxy Note 9 includes an updated S Pen stylus to allow users, particularly those in business settings, to use it for a variety of functions. We have all been interested in speculating about what Samsung could do...
You have probably heard that you can communicate in new ways with the Note 9 S Pen and you are lucky enough to discover that now. Pair up that stylus with Samsung’s flagship, and the Note 9 becomes a powerhouse...
The Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus, at a glance, look identical to the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus handsets. No average person would know which of the two generations is the latest one at a first look, yet little things...
The key element for a great Android smartphone has always been a truly innovative and top performing display and Samsung knows it better than anyone. Its latest Galaxy S9 Plus comes with a 6.2″ Quad HD+ Super AMOLED (2960×1440) 529...
Android smartphones got even better when Nougat was introduced since one of the added features is none other than the multi-window mode that allows two apps to run and be opened on one screen. This can also be found in...
Do you own Samsung’s Galaxy S7 smartphone? In normal conditions, you should be able to send a message to any number format as long as your carrier supports the messaging app you’re using and the number format itself. I never...
