You know that Samsung’s latest flagship phones, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, are available preloaded with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OS, but things are not the same for the Indian Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. If you want to...
Sprint has already started seeding the latest Android 6.0.1 OS to users of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. This guide will show you how to install the new Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow software on your device, but be careful. The...
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 made a major change when it launched the Galaxy S8 and S8+ models, removing the physical home button. Those who picked up last year’s flagship were confused for quite a long time about how they could take a screenshot...
Samsung and Google accept no compromises in terms of security and privacy and most users are happy with the security. In fact, starting with Android 5.0 Lollipop, Google introduced the feature called Factory Reset Protection (FRP) which ensures that no...
There is something that I can tell you for sure: Samsung keeps improving its flagship smartphones and its latest Galaxy S7 Edge is better than ever. You get impressive technical specs, a more refined design and build quality and yes,...
The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge looks to be one of the hottest smartphones of 2016, so there is no wonder that so many decided to become the owners of this specific device. I am one of them too and I...
Do you know that you can get even more from your Galaxy Edge thanks to the Marshmallow update? I am talking about various new panels introduced in the Marshmallow update such as Favourite Apps or Contacts, the support for third...
Have you heard the fact that the Korean variant of the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus is ready for the most recent Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow? I bet that it isn’t the first time when you hear it and it shouldn’t...
One of the most impressive things about Google and Android is that it is fully customisable. Unlike Apple’s iOS and Microsoft’s Windows Phone, this operating system is open to developers, so that each manufacturer can put their own touch on the...
