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Settings & Features You Should Never Disable on Your Phone
It’s quite possible to use the same smartphone for years without anything going wrong. It’s also possible to use a new smartphone for two months and lose everything. Theft, software issues, and hardware damages are some of the dangers of using smartphones, but you should be prepared for these. No matter how careful you are,…
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A Short Guide on Choosing the Best Drone
What can be more spectacular than a landscape photograph taken above an island? How about an aerial video of your barbecue party? You need a drone for any of the two. If you don’t know what you’re looking for, a drone could cost from $100 to $2,000. Given such a wide range of prices, it’s…
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Apple iPhone X vs Samsung Galaxy S9+: Which is Better?
At the moment, the iPhone X and the Galaxy S9+ are two of the best phones in the mobile market right now, and you can’t go wrong picking up either. They’re like the best of both worlds and if you’re wondering which one to go for, this article should give you valuable pointers. We’ve already…
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How to Locate Your Recently Watched Videos on Facebook
Note: This post was originally published in 2015 and updated on April 7th, 2018 to reflect the recent changes on Facebook. Despite the huge amount of videos now available on Facebook, it still remains a social network and will not actually replace sites like Youtube or Vimeo. Facebook isn’t yet a place where you can…
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Samsung Galaxy S9+ Review (Exynos)
Although it doesn’t look much different from last year’s Galaxy S8+, Samsung Galaxy S9+ brings in improvements under the hood that goes beyond the similar form factor. I unboxed this device about a week ago; you might want to have a look at what my first impressions were. Although we get a much-improved camera and…
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Samsung Galaxy S9+ (Duos): Unboxing & Quick Review
The Galaxy S9 preorder started shipping out some days ago, and we got our unit on Monday. It’s no longer news that this phone looks quite a lot like the Galaxy S8 except for some little changes here and there. It still has the same general design and button placement. If you have the Galaxy…
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Xiaomi Redmi Note 5A: Unboxing & Quick Review
Although it’s not the biggest device in Xiaomi’s portfolio, the Redmi Note 5A is still a phone that doesn’t sacrifice usability to maintain its status as a budget phone. I unboxed this device a couple of days ago and used it briefly. If you’re looking for a budget phone, something nice but not too expensive,…
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Xiaomi Mi A1 Review: A Solid Mid-Ranger
With lots of Chinese OEMs releasing smartphones every now and then, the market has already gotten to its saturation point. One company that still manages to keep its shoulders above the competition is Xiaomi, a company keeps using the same strategy that made it a success– churning out great devices at competitive price points. Partnering…
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Xiaomi Mi A1 Unboxing & First Impressions
Xiaomi Mi A1 is Xiaomi’s first Android One phone and it was released late last year. As with all Android One phones, Xiaomi Mi A1 runs pure Android OS and that’s a good thing. If you’ve been holding back from picking up a phone from Xiaomi because of the complexities of a custom UI, this…
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Google Chrome vs Safari: Why I’m Still Sticking With Chrome
No matter the platform, there are several options to consider from when it comes to choosing a web browser. Firefox, Chrome, and Opera are some of the major ones available for almost every platform. Even though it has been proved over and over again that the best internet browser for macOS is Apple’s own Safari,…
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5 Changes to Expect to See For The iPhone in 2018
The iPhone has long been the most popular smartphone on the market, and despite the iPhone X and the iPhone 8 being just a few months old, people are already looking to the future and asking – what’s next? Here are five changes you can expect to see for iPhone in 2018. New sizes, new…
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Xiaomi Mi Max 2 Review
I’ve been using Xiaomi Mi Max 2 over the past week, and it’s a phone easy to fall in love with if you’re a fan of phablets. If you hate big phones, you have absolutely no business with this device; it’s understandable if you can’t use. A 6.44-inch display on a smartphone puts the device…