Having a dual SIM Android smartphone means getting calls on both SIMs and having to look at the screen to make sure which SIM is the call actually coming on. If you are anything like me, then you probably hate...
It has been quite a while since Android Oreo has made its debut and the truth is that the adaption rate for the Android Oreo has been the worst ever. People were expecting Xposed for Oreo, being the best choice...
Changing the wallpaper on your smartphone is one of the easiest ways to make your handset look better than ever. And things couldn’t be any easier than they are these days – from downloading a third-party wallpaper application all the...
Google Smart Lock for Passwords and Auto Sign-in comes as a dedicated service for Android devices and Chrome users that allows you to store your personal passwords of various apps or websites that you use all the time. Both Smart...
There are times when you simply don’t notice your ringing phone – it beeps repeatedly, yet it still can’t draw your attention. Let’s imagine that your Android phone is in silent mode, and we all know that we couldn’t listen...
Most browsers have a special Private Browsing mode designed to prevent your browser from doing a couple of things that no one loves in the first place. A private Browsing is ideal when people use social networking sites like Facebook...
There are plenty of users who have complained on forums regarding an issue they’re facing on their Pixel and Nexus devices on Android Oreo. It seems that the contacts don’t sync properly and show a strange error saying that the...
Moto X4 is the latest addition to Google’s Android One program in the US and users have nothing else but nice reports about the handset. Even more, just a few days ago, there have been multiple reports about Android Oreo...
One of Android 8.0’s main goal was battery improvements and no one was surprised by that. After all, we are always looking for new ways to fix Android battery drain issues and extend battery life. Battery drain, slow charging and...
At this point, it’s clear that Android 8.1 Oreo is ready for the masses. I still remember the excitement regarding Google announcing that its latest OS is rolling out, along with those system images for the Pixel 2 and 2...
