There wasn’t an official release or announcement for the Android 5.1 Lollipop, but the update seems to be the real thing for. How we did found about the 5.1, was with the upcoming Android One smartphone which will be released...
Samsung Galaxy S5 users, your time has come! The Android 5.0 Lollipop is available for download. Although, in the present moment only US and UK users can happily update their Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphones, Samsung is actually working on the...
When I see a flip phone, I become nostalgic. It reminds me of one of my first phones I had as I was a big fan of flip phones in the past. Well, times have changed and I moved on...
After LG G3 owners from Europe received the Android 5.0 Lollipop update a few days ago, we have the confirmation that U.S. owners are going to follow. Get ready for a good and a bad news; even if the update was already announced, it...
Instagram is one of the most used Android apps with over 300 million users per month. And if you are an Instagram enthusiast and you love using this app on your Android smartphone, it also means that you wait for...
The long awaited Android 5.0 Lollipop has been finally leaked for Samsung Galaxy S4. Android Lollipop for the S4 has been rumored several times before, but now it made its appearance and it happens to be the real deal. Android...
The latest Android version, 5.0 Lollipop can now be updated on Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (SM-N900), as a leaked firmware has been spotted. Although many Android devices enjoy the sweet firmware, Samsung still seems to prolong their take on it....
You record videos or take pictures and you want to share them with your friends from your Android smartphone or tablet. But wait! You actually discover you can’t send files larger than 16 MB, as WhatsApp is one of those...
Let’s face it! Smartphones, and general Android featured devices, are battery consumers, though we all want that battery to last forever, or as long as possible. But the daily use of different apps and using our smartphones from taking calls,...
When Adobe announced in November 2011 that it will stop its Flash Player support on Android, this made mobile browsing a real problem. But don’t feel discouraged, because this easy tutorial will help you enable Flash Player on any Android...
