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Samsung left behind the exploding Galaxy Note 7 disaster and launched itself back to the top with the excellent Galaxy S8 and Note 8 smartphones, but things seem to go on another way once more. Well, the Korean manufacturer may...
Drop: Exchange business cards is a free app for your Android device that can scan a business card and save it to your phone’s contacts. It’s an app that can read information from a card and convert it to a...
Nokia 8 is already updated to Android Oreo, Nokia 2 is supposed to receive Android 8.1 Oreo, so I bet that Nokia 6 users are standing in line for the Android Oreo Beta update too. If you are also the...
More than once Google Maps alerted me that there was traffic on the highway and that it had found a faster route out of the city. I was basically directed to take surface roads rather than get on the highway,...
You might think that you are never going to need Facebook’s ads, but you probably do get seduced every once in a while by a certain type of ad. Because ads aren’t always permanently available anywhere, it can be impossible...
The Galaxy S8 and S8+ both come with a 12-megapixel rear-facing camera with Dual Pixel phase-detection autofocus, OIS, and 4K video recording and this is nothing more than an example. All Android devices from the current market are amazing at...
Back in Chrome 54, Google replaced Chrome for Android’s New Tab page with a new design that prominently featured suggested content. You are probably used to get the very same thing on Google Now’s feed and the truth is that...
When you picked up your shiny new Android device, you probably thought that your handset has plenty of storage that you will never fill it up. The dream doesn’t last that long, as you know it. How to free up...
The location services or GPS on your Android phone is very useful for a range of things on your phone – you can easily find out where you are on a map and navigation, get suggestions for stuff that’s nearby,...
There is no secret that your location can be tracked through your phone’s GPS data. GPS can easily identify where you are, and what time you were in a particular location, but things go way beyond that. In fact, not...