Your data is important, especially if you use your phone for business. With everything we tend to have on our phones, it’s worthwhile to know where and how everything is being saved, don’t you think? Backups aren’t meant to be...
The new Pixel 3 doesn’t really seem to be targeted at enthusiasts looking at spec sheets, or those who like to try out innovative new hardware features. This isn’t what you are getting, but an amazing camera that will make...
Google Assistant can help you keep up to date on what’s going on in the world with its narrated news service, can offer you guidance and travelling tips or make sure that you know where to get that perfect coffee...
Samsung Galaxy S7, S8 or S9 are all water resistant. Yes, Samsung claims that all of them are IP68 certified, but do you know what this really means? Even if your Galaxy S9 has the IP68 rating, you should accept...
Your Pixel 3 doesn’t have a notification LED, but a new app called Pixel Pulse can bring a similar feature to the handset that you own in case of missing it. This app created by XDA Senior Member grokus can give...
You know how the story goes, I am sure of that: the Google Search bar is sitting there, taking up space on the home screen of your Android device. Many of you would rather free up space for app shortcuts...
When Google brought notifications to Android’s lock screen, it was an excitement. We all want instant access to important and relevant data, but are you OK with others seen the content too? That’s what brought you here in the first...
The new Night Sight camera feature Google unveiled at its recent hardware event has finally become available for all Pixel devices, but you can also get the new feature on your OnePlus 6T. As you can imagine, a new Google...
Google’s iPhone XS Max competitor brings in a few interesting elements on the table this time: a great design, a big screen, a a massive notch containing the dual selfie camera and speaker, along with a surprising camera, but is...
One of the biggest consumer-facing features in Android Pie is something Google calls “Digital Wellbeing.” Google believes that technology should only be used to help improve your life, and not turn into the center of it. Whether you agree or...
