This year, Samsung unveiled a new camera feature called Motion Photos and that’s currently available on its Galaxy S7. Haven’t you heard of it? Well, there is a pretty simple idea that sustains extending the photo taking experience; a Motion...
Gifs have quickly become one of the best ways for Android users to express themselves. There’s no surprise into that as long as they require less time to view than a video, but they are way more expressive than any...
Among the most popular new features that Google added to Android Marshmallow is Doze. As you know, this is sort of a ‘standby’ mode for applications, which lets them drift into a state of executing background processes. Google made it...
Samsung has its own app store known as Galaxy App Store and I have to admit that this makes Samsung stand out from the crowd. Such an initiative is good as long as the Galaxy app store is the place...
Samsung’s new Galaxy S7 Edge flagship comes with a small camera feature called Motion Photo, which is essentially Samsung’s implementation of a feature that was originally introduced by HTC’s Zoe and made popular thanks to Apple’s Live Photos. Motion photo...
Samsung is great, but who likes it completely? When it comes to my preferences, I simply hate that the company has this annoying tendency to promote apps from their Galaxy Apps store via notifications, so this is why today I’m...
The feature that most were looking forward to use on Android Marshmallow is none other than Doze. Are things as good as initially claimed? Doze can truly be great if you want to save some battery life while your device...
Like most Android manufacturers, Samsung’s TouchWiz UI isn’t the most inspired when it comes to the icon usage in your notification bar. While this is not even a problem for some users, many others want a cleaner look and are...
Here I am with a fresh guide for all AT&T Galaxy S7 users. It seems that a popular XDA member has this smartphone too, so he has prepared a surprise for us. I am talking about muniz_ri who has repackaged...
