Just like any other Android smartphone, your LG G Flex comes with bloatware. You know of what we are talking about: it’s a generous package of apps and services that can be found on your device from the very begging,...
TWRP is the most trusted Android custom recovery around at the moment, so I know why it’s your first choice. Even more, the fact that is adding support for more devices all the time is a great advantage too. Over...
Bitmoji is known as a brand from the company Bitstrips, which was originally known for letting you create your own comic strips using a personalized cartoon avatar of yourself. Snapchat acquired the company in 2016 and that’s how it entered...
With the release of the latest Android versions, all devices became easier to manipulate and customize according to personal needs. However, you can disable administrator rights on almost any Android device. Why should you decide to revoke Device Administrators on...
I remember the original Samsung Galaxy S smartphone released back in 2010 with a 470p display, 512MB of RAM, and the Exynos 3 SoC. Over the last 9 years, the Korean manufacturer has worked to improve various hardware components and...
Here we will guide on how to enter download or Odin mode on your new Galaxy M20. If you want to install a Custom Recovery, Stock ROM or unbrick your device, then booting into download mode is a must. The...
The Redmi Note 5 Pro has been among Xiaomi’s top selling smartphones. Despite of its popularity, the device has been stuck on Android 8.1 Oreo OS. And as it this wasn’t disturbing enough, Xiaomi hasn’t mentioned when it plans to...
Huawei devices have their own fair share of bloatware. You may never use those apps and they will always be there to eat up a lot of space on your device. HiSearch is one such bloatware example. This is basically...
Your data is important, especially if you use your phone for business. With everything we tend to have on our phones, it’s worthwhile to know where and how everything is being saved, don’t you think? Backups aren’t meant to be...
The list of apps you’ve installed from the Play Store is always synced with Google’s servers. In such a way, when you first sign into any new Android device, you’ll be given the opportunity to restore that complete set of...
