We have all enjoyed the presence of notification LEDs on various Android smartphones over the years. It’s clear that the sudden absence of it on certain devices wasn’t so well received. Google Pixel 3 XL has a massive notch at...
With the Pixel 3 device, Google clearly gives us a camera to dream of. This means a camera which can take photos in any light (I am talking about colorful, detailed and low-noise pictures in super low light) and has...
We have all seen it happening: Direct Share seems to be one of those features that seems useful on the surface but actually ends up being annoying. Direct Share is a feature initially introduced in Android 6.0 Marshmallow, where Android...
The Pixel 3 XL supports wireless charging, a first for the Pixel phones and Google obviously took the opportunity to make its own special stand-up charger called the Pixel Stand. When you place your Pixel 3 XL on the charger,...
A new app called Migrate – custom ROM migration tool claims to ease the migration between custom ROMs. Could it be what you are looking for? If you love flashing ROMs on your Android, then this app is the perfect...
Instagram launched a new feature called Nametag which has a precise purpose. Adding new friends, acquaintances and other people that you might know on Instagram is supposed to get so much easier thanks to the new feature available on the...
I know that you love customizing your device, or else you wouldn’t be here in the first place, but not everyone is willing to spend hours and hours for that. To make customization a bit easier and much more fun,...
Data mining is a serious issue these days, so I get if you are worried about sensitive information leaking through video chat apps as you have seen it happening more than once. Researchers all over the world and not only...
Screens have become a part of our lives, making their way into almost every part of work and fun time. Did I say “almost”? I actually think that “every” is a better term to describe the situation that we are...
