Xiaomi Mi Note 2 vs. Google Pixel XL – Specs and Price Comparison
Xiaomi Mi Note 2 and Google Pixel XL are two of the latest smartphones to hit the market over the recent past. You’ll for sure love the Samsung Galaxy Note 7-like look of the Mi […]
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YouTube 11.47 Brings Rewind and Fast Forward Features for Android Users
The YouTube app has hundreds of millions of fans out there who use it every day to watch videos, be it short or long. There is no doubt that quite a number of these users […]
T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint and Verizon Confirm Release Date for Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Kill Switch
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will receive what is to be its last software update during its short period of existence in the U.S. market. Announced and released in August 2016, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 did […]
Samsung Galaxy S8 – What the Galaxy S7 Nougat Update Says about the 2017 Flagship
A lot is going on regarding the 2017 Samsung Galaxy S8, but as you should probably know by now, most of the reports are based on rumors and speculations. While it is true Samsung will […]
Google Project Fi Offering $10 Google Play Gift Code this Holiday Season – There’s More
Google Project Fi is one of the little-known mobile carriers that is slowly growing into a formidable force not just in the U.S., but also in some parts of Europe. Even though the carrier is […]
Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro Certified for Worldwide Release, Priced Under $500
Samsung Galaxy C9 Pro was launched over a month ago and back then, the phone was only rolled out in the Chinese market. However, like Samsung Galaxy C7 handset that first launched as a China-only […]
Google Play Store May Get Search Suggestions Similar to Google Search
The Google Play Store is one of the most used applications on Android smartphones and tablets. As a result, it is also one of the Google apps that sees regular software updates that bring new […]
Sony to Lead Non-Google OEMs in Rolling Out Android 7.1.1 Nougat Update
Sony has vowed to be the leading non-Google OEM to roll out the latest Android 7.1.1 Nougat to its compatible devices all over the world, according to a statement made on Xperia Blog. The company’s […]
This Dual-Lens Zoom Kit Makes the Apple iPhone 7 Plus Camera a Monster
The Apple iPhone 7 Plus has been recording a huge demand when compared to the smaller iPhone 7 thanks to the dual-lens camera feature that ships with the former. Many were excited with Apple’s decision […]
Samsung Galaxy S8 to Drop Physical Home Button with its Fingerprint Scanner
If there is any device that is all over the rumor mill is the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S8. In fact, Google is leading the way when it comes to spreading rumors about this phone, albeit […]
Samsung Could Launch Two Foldable Galaxy Phones in 2017
It is not the first time news of a foldable Samsung Galaxy phone is showing up, but up until now, nothing concrete in the forms of images or renders have been recorded. But according to […]
Apple iPhone 6S Battery Issue May Lead a Major Exodus to Android
Many Apple iPhone 6S users are in trouble with their phones as the device keeps shutting down by itself when the battery is still at 30%. Even though the iPhone maker has acknowledged that this […]
Revealed: Huawei Mate 9 Coming to the U.S. on January 6
Huawei Mate 9 was announced last month and although it has since then started selling in select markets, it could take some waiting before the flagship finally hits the American market. According to famous leaker […]
Android Nougat is Changing One Long-standing Problem with Android Software Updates
Android Nougat is the seventh major installment of the most popular mobile operating system. The OS, when compared to previous editions, is unique in several ways. For starters, Android Nougat made its debut before the […]
Action Launcher 3 Update Brings Quickpage, Unread Badges and Scrolling Dock Pages to the Free Version
One of the best things about Android is the fact that users can easily play around with the appearance and general experience of the entire operating system. One way of achieving this is through the […]
Google Daydream VR Gets 6 New Titles along with HBO Now and Go VR
Google has launched a set of games and apps for its Daydream Virtual Reality headset. The new influx moves Google closer to the 50 apps that the search giant promised to bring to the headset […]
Apple iPhone 7 AirPods Delay Continues, Possibly Due to Technical Issues
Apple iPhone 7 launched without the 3.5mm headphone jack and instead, Cupertino also debuted a pair of wireless AirPods that one can use to listen to music while charging their phones via the Lightning Port […]
Google Chrome 55, Chrome 56 Beta Default to HTML5 for Select Users
Google Chrome 55 started rolling out recently and one of the major features that highlighted the new version was the debut of HTML5 at the expense of Adobe Flash Player. Quite a number of people […]
Microsoft Rolling Out Huge Windows 8 and Windows 7 Upgrade Changes
Even though Microsoft has been busy trying to absorb Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 users into the new Windows 10 platform, it hasn’t forgotten all about the older operating systems. In its efforts […]
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Battery to be capped at 30% in Europe Starting Next Week
Despite the huge, red painting on the walls that Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is a hazardous device to still be carried around, a good number of people out there are still hanging onto this precious […]