Huawei and most of the other OEM companies ship their device out of the box with bootloader locked. But you should normally unlock the bootloader on any Huawei EMUI device, this including your Mate 20 Pro. After all, Huawei is...
Have you recently bought Oppo’s Realme C1 smartphone too? This Oppo device comes with a nice-looking design, Android 8.1 Oreo topped with ColorOS 5.1 and a 6.2-inch IPS notch display with a HD+ resolution. These all look pretty decent, not...
What will you do if your handset is not getting the proper signal or mobile data network is not working as it used to work before? A quick suggestion: don’t panic! The most important thing to understand is that this...
Recent studies have been clear on the fact that looking at your Android’s bright screen in the dark can strain and fatigue your eyes, interfere with your ability to fall asleep, and even reduce the quality of your sleep at...
Introduced on the Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 Edge and LG G5, the Always On Display makes life easier for those who can’t keep themselves from turning the display on constantly just for taking a look at the new notifications or...
If you are in an area where there is low signal, this means that your Galaxy Note 9 device is searching for a better signal, which will affect your battery life sooner than expected. You don’t want that to happen,...
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...
Samsung’s Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lines have converged a lot over the past three years, to the point where very little differentiates these lines. However, the major feature of the Note line is the S Pen, which really has...
Apps you’ve installed can be the cause of performance dips and battery loss on your Android phone. In fact, most users complain about a very odd behavior on their handset. Before going to bed, for example, they force close all...
Even these days, by default, most Android smartphones come with that tiny option “Vibrate on touch” turned on. It might not be called the same for every phone, but there should be a setting for “ibrate on touch or something...
