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Honor 20 Pro leaked as first hands-on accidentally goes live
The website AndroidCentral accidentally published parts of its hands-on review for the upcoming Honor 20 Pro. This confirms, among other things, that the smartphone has a 6.26-inch display with a hole in the upper...
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The OnePlus 7 Pro was redesigned almost from the ground up, with major improvements to the screen, camera, and audio compared to the last generation. And let’s take a look at the each aspect. Screen OnePlus...
Fix iPhone X/XS/XS Max Won’t Turn On
Apple is known to push the envelope with every iPhone model and the brand new iPhone XS (Max) is no such exception. While the iOS device is packed with numerous features, it does have...
Permanently Delete iCloud Account from iPhone/iPad
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Stolen or Lost Android Phone? Here’s How to Get It Back
It only takes a few seconds: You leave your phone on a counter in the store and walk away, or someone bumps into you on the street and lifts your phone right out of...
How Google Let You Automatically Delete Location and Activity History.
A small win in the fight for more privacy control. Google is letting users take back a little bit more of their privacy. On Wednesday, the search giant introduced a new autodelete feature for...
Developer options tips and tricks: make the most of Android
If you are not tech-savvy, using the developer options on your Android device might seem intimidating. However, there are many options which the average user can take advantage of easily. This is why this...
Here’s how to remove the Samsung UI from your smartphone
Android is an open source system. That means that third-party manufacturers can pretty much do whatever they want with it. An example of this is Samsung’s customized UI layer, One UI (formerly Samsung Experience...
Android accessibility settings: 5 hidden options everyone can use
Android’s accessibility settings are a wonderland of cool and little-known features. This is why we offer you a list of the five best and most useful accessibility settings, which you should incorporate into your...
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