Back in the Android Jelly Bean days, the customization options were pretty limited. Apart from the Google Nexus lineup, finding a phone with vanilla Android was quite an adventure. Gone are those days and oh boy, I am so glad!...
OnePlus made an official entry into the US market last year with the OnePlus 6T. Even so, the OEM has always been nearly as popular as a Nexus or a Google Pixel amongst developers. And buyers seem to love it...
The Samsung Galaxy S10 is an amazing phone, but it doesn’t surprise any of us when it comes to image quality. Don’t get me wrong. Images from your Galaxy S10 aren’t bad at all. I just think that the overly-aggressive...
The Google Pixel 3 XL speaker volume problem that we’ve talked about a few days ago has probably been pretty annoying for many Pixel users these past few days. Anyway, don’t you imagine that it’s the only issue you are...
The Google Pixel 3 comes with one of the best cameras on Android, but it also appears to suffer from a certain problem. The Pixel 3 handset that you own will sometimes fail to save photos that have just been...
In case of ever using an Android smartphone before the Google Pixel 3, you know all about the 3 button navigation bar layout of back, home, and recent apps overview. In Android Pie, things are a bit different. I don’t...
No matter what kind of Android phone you are using, Google’s Pixel or Samsung, it’s hard to ignore the Google Search bar on the home screen. That search bar takes up almost one-third of the whole home screen. If it...
It’s true that it took a while until Qi charging became available on most popular phones — the Nexus 4 and 5 had it, but Google removed the feature with the Nexus 5X and 6P for the lack of adoption....
Always On is a special feature that I am sure you have heard of. Well, this basically allows your device to always display information about the current time, date, battery, weather and notifications, of course without unlocking the screen. Do...
