The Galaxy Note 9 is a bold device that will offer its users a competent mix of hardware, software, and unique features that undoubtedly set it itself apart from just about any other device that we’ve seen thus far from...
If you’re used to post photos online and want to protect your rights to those images, the best way to protect them is by watermarking them. With a digital photo, a watermark is a faint logo superimposed over the top...
When it comes to the overall design, the Galaxy Note 9 was expected to resemble last year’s Galaxy Note 8 pretty closely and it’s OK. This means that we got an aluminum frame that is home to a volume rocker,...
Since 2017, WhatsApp users can upload stories as they could do in Snapchat. This serves the same purpose as the stories of Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat do, so the premise of WhatsApp Status is much the same as the traditional...
In stock Android Oreo and previous versions, the volume rockers change ringer volume by default unless audio is currently playing. If you want to adjust media volume when media isn’t playing, you must tap the down arrow next to the...
There could be plenty of things on your phone that you don’t want anyone else to see. I’m not here to judge, but I actually know how important your passwords are or those crazy photos from the last night party....
Xiaomi’s new sub-brand, Poco officially introduced its first smartphone, the Poco F1 in India. Maybe you have been impressed by Jai’s Mani (the product head at Poco Global) statement that the Poco F1 is designed and built from the scratch,...
Your Note’s default settings are pretty much what you are expecting to get, but a few tweaks could make it so much better. For example, what do you think about the fact that out of the box, your Galaxy Note...
Are you a new Galaxy Note 9 user? For starters, I must tell you that I know how it feels. It’s amazing to have in your hands a gorgeous device with a 6.4-inch screen and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor,...
Have you ever been in the situation of wanting to edit an APK file of which you don’t have the source code? If you are someone who is involved in Android application development, you are clearly no stranger to this...
