You might know that Google has been working to make it easier to secure your accounts for its services with two-factor authentication over the past few years and you like the idea. What about the fact that it has just...
You may love the notch, you may hate it, or you may be indifferent. One case or another, I know something for sure: many devices have it and you just need to go along with it. Speaking of that, have...
Vivo IQOO is the most recent smartphone launched by Vivo in its new flagship series. This handset offers you Full HD plus AMOLED display with a full view dew drop aspect ratio display. This is the new notch-less look of...
The camera on your iPhone might be able capture Live Photos – still images with a few seconds of audio and video included. What you may not know, though, is that you can get the same joy on your Android...
Have you come over watermarks on many photographs you’ve seen over the internet? If you own any Android device and want to add Shot on Watermark on your photos too, you might have heard about that amazing app goes by...
Have you been using your iPhone since ages, but a new Android phone is comfortably siting on your pocket now? You are finally ready to make the big switch and I am glad for that! A whole new smartphone experience...
XDA Recognized Contributor linuxct was successful in porting the Nokia Camera App to any Android device running Oreo 8.0/8.1 and Pie 9.0. Are you interested on that? You aren’t the only one fancying this idea, be sure of that. This...
Samsung’s new Galaxy M series is coming with so many changes to the company’s budget lineup and I am sure that many of you are interested on that. The Samsung Galaxy M10 may be the cheapest Galaxy M device, but...
If you’ve moved from an iPhone to Android, I know that you want to take your Apple email with you. Who doesn’t want that? iCloud is a great way to keep your email, contacts, tasks, and photos synced across all...
Of all the ways to root an Android phone, Magisk is definitely the very best option you can find. This is a systemless method, therefore it doesn’t actually change Android’s system partition. Speaking of that, SOSP is a custom ROM...
