There’s nothing better than spending quality time with your family and watching old home videos. Now that most people use their Android phones to take videos, it would be a shame to have them only on your device, far away...
Samsung has released its first Android Pie beta update in the US officially and it is available for the Galaxy Note 8 handset as we are speaking. If you have a Galaxy Note 8 with a Snapdragon or Exynos chipset,...
The POCO F1 from Xiaomi has been the surprise release of 2018. This phone comes with the best hardware configuration that simply let you keep up the pace with everything and it is quite cheap. Yes, it’s definitely more affordable...
Xiaomi Poco F1 is another budget-oriented, flagship smartphone that made quite an impression on the Indian market and not only. Is it the ideal device lacking any flaws! Obviously no! The biggest problem is that with any Android phone, the...
Should you wear a coat tomorrow? Should you bring an umbrella? Your Android device might be able to help. Some of you might want to get the highs and lows of daily temperatures and forecast of up to 7 days....
We all love the quick settings feature on our smartphone. There will always be a short list of things we’ll think of changing sooner or later. Therefore, digging into the device settings to do them becomes something that you often...
Do you remember when Twitter introduced Highlights as a summary of the best Tweets for you, delivered via rich push notification? Twitter is a source for trending news, so many of you follow lots of news related accounts. Such a...
Android devices are gaining popularity and appreciation every day and we cannot live without them. And the Android Apps Market is booming like never before too. There are tons of apps available on Play store for almost everything. You can...
You may want to download or update an app from the Google Play Store, but something doesn’t worked quite as planned. Well, you see an annoying error message that stands in your way. That’s the one: Update for could not...
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...
