As far as the Galaxy users are concerned, they are mostly thrilled by the device they own and Samsung does its best to provide them an awesome experience. The Korean company has been testing out its Oreo beta builds on...
Life is much more exciting with Android around. Do you want to use your phone to record stunning time-lapse videos of clouds streaking across the sky? Join the club! You can do that straight from your Galaxy S8 and here...
Just like it did last year with Android 7.0 Nougat, Samsung is once again launching a beta program for S8+ owners to get a taste of Android 8.0 Oreo and Samsung Experience 9.0 ahead of its official release. Do you...
If you bought the Pixel 2 or you’re using an older Google-branded smartphone, then your dream of having Android 8.0 has turned into reality. It was reported that Google was working with OEM partners to ensure faster delivery of Android...
Up to this point, owners of the Snapdragon version of the Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphone could install and use the unofficial Google Camera HDR+ port to benefit from its image processing, but the story wasn’t the same for the Exynos...
This March Samsung rewarded our patience with the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ smartphone models and they made quite an impression. To be honest, Galaxy S7 was already a great device, so the company had to think of something spectacular...
Your Galaxy S8 is one of the best phones you can buy, and easily the best of what’s been released in 2017. There is no chance to be disappointed if you grab a new S8, but I know that all...
The Galaxy S8 is here for quite some time and we all know about the included exciting features that will let you scan your irises or use your face to unlock the phone, about the fast wireless charging and the...
Lithium-ion has not yet fully matured and despite of the fact that notable advancements have been made when it comes to longevity, we aren’t at a point where everything is perfect. Do I have to remind you that the act of...
Do you know how simple is to find your lost or stolen Android device and remotely wipe your personal data with the help of the Find My Device app? This is nothing more than the transition from Android Device Manager...
