In 2013, Samsung released the Galaxy S4 and the Galaxy Note 3, two high-end phones designed to take the smartphone industry places it had never gone before. Today, the Galaxy S4 and Note 3 are two of the most powerful Android smartphones on the…
Off-contract Android phones are popular with a niche group of Android users. While most smartphone users are happy to enjoy a free phone/nearly free phone in exchange for locking into a 2 year contract, others prefer to live on the edge and pay…
Are you thinking of upgrading your phone in fall 2013? If so, Android offers the best blend of customization, affordability, and functionality. You can do more things on Android at a lower price. Whether you’re switching to Android from iPhone…
The Next Big Thing is already here, according to Samsung. But what about the next next big thing? That will be the Samsung Galaxy S5, which will likely be announced in early 2014 and released in late spring 2014. The S4 was just released a few…
The latest news this week is that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will sport an LCD screen model alongside its OLED version. Up to this point, all other Galaxy smartphones have featured an LED screen – an AMOLED screen to be specific. So why the…
Wireless charging has to be one of the coolest future technologies that is on the brink of becoming mainstream. In the future, dead smartphones may be a thing of the past thanks to automatic wireless charging available over all public…
Upgrading to a new phone is the hardest decision many of us make in an average year. Okay, maybe not. But most of us put a fair bit of time and effort into researching the best phone for our next upgrade. Well, I’m going to make your upgrade…
The Android industry is at a period of divergence. Many people believe that Samsung is only a few months away from breaking off of Android entirely and developing its own mobile OS. And with the slew of unique Samsung-only apps available on the…
Exploding cell phones are among the most persistent myths in the mobile phone world. Ever since mobile phones were first invented, people claim to have been victimized by flying shrapnel as their mobile phones spontaneously exploded. Whether…
At the recent Google I/O event in San Francisco, Google announced something that it had never done before: it was taking an existing piece of Android hardware offered by a manufacturer and installing its own Nexus-like operating system onto the…
