CountDown Widget comes as a highly customizable 1×1 widget that will remind you about important dates in your life. Is that what you also want on your new smartphone? Here I am to show you how to add the Countdown...
Many users complained about the fact that WhatsApp crashes frequently in Android. Such scenarios are far from pleasant, yet they are happening all the time. In this article, I will do my best to offer you some solutions on how...
Hotmail has been a popular email service for quite a few years and believe it or not, it has around millions of users all around the world. There are quite a few advantages of using Hotmail over Gmail. Exchange ActiveSync...
Most users have a dozen apps that they are actively using, most of which will keep sending you notifications. You know that this leads to the situation of being annoyed and having a lot of unread notifications. And if you...
Bloatware is that software that has unnecessary features that use large amounts of memory and RAM. Samsung Galaxy Android phones are known to ship with a lot of these apps and your Galaxy S9 Plus might be great, but is...
First of all, stop feeling sorry for yourself! Galaxy S9 might come with a camera with super low-light ability, Secure and slick Intelligent Scan, quirky AR Emoji, Bixby Voice finally seems to be worthy of your attention and the handset...
You probably already know that all Android devices have a WiFi Hotspot feature built-in and your Galaxy S9 is no exception to that. Hotspot is a neat feature that can prove to be quite useful especially when traveling. The issue...
Do you want to see your current network speed in the Android Status Bar? If you want nothing to do with procedures that might affect your device or that you are not prepared for, such as rooting or installing a...
In the early days of Android, system updates were generally random: they would roll out at different times and there wasn’t so much fuss about them, but things have changed now. To be more precise, Google has taken a different...
After various Android versions that we all know so well such as Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, KitKat, Lollipop and Marshmallow, Nougat and Oreo, Google roll out a beta test of Android P. Therefore, believe it or not,...
