The Samsung Galaxy S10 series ditched the iris scanner and decided to go for the in-display fingerprint sensor and camera-based face unlock technology. l know that these facial recognition systems implemented in current commercial products don’t perform any type of...
Even if you hate notch, you have no reason to hate the handset you own. The notch could be small and non-intrusive, like the one found on Essential Phone’s. Or it might be a bit awkwardly placed, as it happens...
The iPhone X’s notch is everywhere, and we’re to blame. Remember how it all started? When iPhone X was launched last year, people mocked the huge notch that the phone was sporting. Plenty of memes and jokes went around the...
The greatest strength of the Android operating system has always been its ability to be fully customizable. This is why you love it too, right? Installing TWRP on your Samsung Galaxy S10E has many advantages and can often increase the...
This has to be the most talked about feature in smartphones this year. Yes, it’s the notch I am thinking of. Some Android users love it because it gives users additional screen space on the left and right side of...
Samsung has made a major design change with the launch of the new Samsung Galaxy S10 series. The punch hole camera cutouts might not be what you have been looking for, so there’s no wonder that we are seeing so...
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 phones are here available for all of us, and they come with those gorgeous Infinity-O hole-punch displays where the selfie camera pierces through the screen. Everyone talks about the hole-punch display or the laser-cut pinhole camera, but...
If you have ever lost a smartphone or tablet, you know exactly how terrible it feels. Not only did you lose a small fortune on your device, but you also lost a part of your life. There you have your...
Fed up with charging your phone every night? That’s what happens even if you own an amazing handset such as Samsung’s latest Galaxy S10 Plus one. Lithium-ion battery technology is well understood these days, but bad habits and excessive features...
Is there an Android user who hasn’t accidentally moved or outright deleted an icon on his/her home screen? Raise your hands! Well, I don’t think that I could see that many hands up in the air after all. I know...
