There is a lot of expectation and hype around the OnePlus 2 phone. In all probability, this model too will become as popular as its predecessor since it is more than likely there will be many more exciting features for the user. The makers have been testing the specifications for quite some time now and it is expected they would have sorted out the bugs by now. The launch of this phone is going to be different. There will be no mega event with the press. Instead, the event would be streamed…
The Galaxy S7 is still a few months away, but that doesn’t mean that the rumor mill isn’t heating up. Today, we’re rounding up all the things we (think we) know about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7. Samsung Galaxy S7 Release Date This is usually the easiest part about the new Galaxy S to predict: ever since the original Galaxy S smartphone, Samsung has released its phones according to a similar release cycle. In recent years, Samsung has showcased the new versions of its flagship…
Last year’s OnePlus One was advertised as a “flagship killer.” OnePlus has taken the same approach with this year’s OnePlus Two. What’s new on the OnePlus Two? Here’s everything you need to know about the newest Chinese flagship killer. Priced at $329 for an Unlocked Version (Although You Need an Invite Code) The OnePlus Two is easily the cheapest high-end flagship on the market today, priced at just $329 USD for the 16GB version (which comes with 3GB of RAM) and $389 for the…
Android slowing you down? Maybe your phone just needs some tender love and care. Here’s how to easily speed up your Android in 30 seconds or less. 7) Disable Unnecessary Apps We’ll start with an easy one. Yes, this fix is easy. But you’re probably not taking full advantage of it like you should. Take a look through your Application Manager and check out all of the apps you haven’t used in months (or never opened once, like ChatON). Modern Androids don’t always let you…
Most Android rooting experts know how to get into Android’s Safe Mode without even thinking of the button combination. But some users have never used Safe Mode before – and don’t know why they would ever want to. Today, I’m going to teach you why Safe Mode can be a lifesaver on Android. How Does Android Safe Mode Work? Android Safe Mode is a lot like Windows Safe Mode. In Android Safe Mode, only critical Android system apps and processes run. There are no third party apps running…
The announcement of a new app for Android by Amazon that will have all the stuff you expect in the usual Amazon app is indeed good news. You now have more games to play and try your skills on. Amazon Underground is the app and this may replace the existing Amazon Appstore, as it lets you download for free some of the premium apps. Amazon’s path breaking achievement Amazon has done a path breaking job in tying up with many developers and has paid them handsomely for them to make available…
You can soon have access to the Android Pay and that is from the horse’s mouth. Google through its official Twitter account for Android has said the Android Pay will soon be available, though a definite time has not been mentioned. Google’s answer to the Apple Pay advantage has been awaited by many of its users. The earlier report of being launched in the last week of August has been proved wrong. Strangely, there was also a report of the Samsung Pay being launched in the 3rd week of…
It is a numbers game in the highly competitive smart phone market, though there are only 2 serious players with their respective OS influencing more than 95% of the market. Yet, when it comes to profitability, it is Apple that has the edge over Google despite a much lower market share. Market share scenario unlikely to change Google has a stranglehold on the numbers. More than 80% of smart phones operate on Android but in terms of profitability, it is not going to enthuse its shareholders too…
The initial reports and peek reviews of the Android M have been quite encouraging. However, so it was with the Lollipop and data shows that over the last one year, the penetration or those upgrading to the Lollipop is just over 20%. It means users are not very keen to upgrade from their existing OS and are in no hurry as well. Google’s struggle with fragmentation The trend has been like this ever since Google came out with its first Android version in the year 2008. The Alpha, Beta versions…
Even as excitement mounts among developers awaiting the release of Android M, they are also apprehensive about the new data sharing process Google wants to implement. As of now, app developers are able to get many details about each user who downloads their particular app. Moving forward, though, this will become selective, and users will not be required to share what they have been sharing up until this point. USERS WILL BENEFIT MORE This change will be welcomed by users because they…
