The Korean company Samsung is upping its flagship game, kicking off 2018 with what many would see as two of the best Android handsets of the moment. Your Galaxy S9 is one of them, yet as good as it might...
Back in the old days when Samsung Galaxy was the king of the Android market, the only reason people resented it was the issue of the slow TouchWiz UI that it came with. Samsung knew that, so it has eventually...
Don’t you tell me that you have never used the split-screen mode! This comes in handy in viewing two Chrome tabs together on the same screen and should be tried out by for anyone whose multi-tasking extends into the realm...
Most of us know how to add homescreen shortcuts to apps that already exist on our Android handset. After all, it’s all about opening the app drawer, holding down on an app icon until you grab it, then dragging it...
You know that there are various simulator games available for free such as flight simulators, ship or train simulators, along with the most popular ones of all – car simulators. Many Android users adore driving simulator games thanks to the...
I know that you dream of perfection, but OnePlus hasn’t implemented stereo speakers on all its their flagship handsets and your OnePlus 5T is included in this list too. On the OnePlus 5T, you only get one single speaker, like...
There may or may not come a time in your life when you need to record a phone call and I can assure you that it’s super easy to do so. The idea of recording phone calls may sound like...
Email is one of the oldest forms of online communication and yet, it’s nowhere close to the end of its glorious days. In fact, it’s a service many of us continue to use every single day. There are tons of...
Being recognized as one of the most popular browsers worldwide, the Samsung Internet Browser has various features which enable a seamless browsing experience making it an ideal choice among users. Don’t you agree with me on that? This time I...
Chrome has many features that can be unlocked using the built-in flags list. In the address bar, you just have to type in “about:flags” and Chrome will show the impressive list that I am talking about. One of the things...
