Unless you purchase a Google Pixel or Pixel 2, there’s a decent, if not a certain possibility that your handset isn’t, and never will run indisputably the most recent version of Android. While that’s ok because we buy a smartphone for different reasons, it’s still a great feeling knowing that your phone’s manufacturer is at least planning to provide … Read more

After the Blackberry’s recent launch of the keypad supporting KEYone, the all-touchscreen BlackBerry Motion-leaks thanks to the always reliable Evan Blass. BlackBerry was struggling with its own operating system and since then Android has driven their devices, last device featuring BlackBerry OS was Priv in 2015. Can the Motion continue BlackBerry’s momentum after the KEYone? The … Read more

LG introduced its new Asia-exclusive K7i smartphone. It’s a fairly standard budget phone with a 5-inch HD display, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and an unspecified quad-core processor. It’s even running Android Marshmallow with no public plans of updating to Nougat or Oreo. The new device does have one unique feature, though: built-in, mosquito-repelling ultrasonic … Read more

With the release of the new iPhone series and the iPhone X expect to see most reviewers focus on pitting the device against the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 as if no other device is worthy of joining the competition. There is an ironic twist to this Apple vs Samsung saga because Samsung is the supplier … Read more

The Galaxy Note 8 is faster than the iPhone 8, according to David Rahimi speed test where he thoroughly analysis both the devices . Speed tests put two devices against each other and make them perform a series of tasks to see how much time it takes them to complete them. They are a way to … Read more

Every so often, Google will add a clever, exciting new feature to one of its apps or services that we wonder how we ever lived without. Google introduced a feature so essential that it should have been there from the beginning. In this new feature, Google made it so that phone numbers, physical addresses, and … Read more

If you’ve got an Android device, you most likely have a backup of it stored in your Google Drive account. Unfortunately, that backup can expire in 60 days if you leave your Android device untouched, even if you’ve got more than enough space to store it. The potentially crippling data deletion policy completely wiped and … Read more

Any new software or OS update should be “better” than its older version. And while sadly this isn’t always the case it is generally true. So, as you would expect, Android 8.0 Oreo is better than Android 7.0 Nougat, but how exactly is it better? The improvements come in two categories: new features and changes. In both of these categories … Read more

1) Use picture-in-picture everywhere The YouTube app for Android has been able to shrink videos down into a little window for some time, but now you can do it in any app, with any other app in the background — as long as app developers decide to support it. It works in Chrome for Android … Read more

Bye Bye HTC !! Thanks to a weakest monthly revenue report in 13 years have left HTC’s stock reeling. August earnings came in at just over US$100 million, an annual decline of 54 percent. Markets weren’t expecting such a collapse.  HTC is in a position of exasperation as there’s been talk of the potential sale of its Vive VR … Read more