Technology continuously changes as the days go by, with smartphones becoming literally smarter and packing more powerful specs. With the phones available today, people have started turning away from digital and point-and-shoot cameras and have been making good use of the cameras on their phones.
It’s no wonder why apps like Instagram are so popular. Imagine being able to satisfy your shutterbug urges without having to lug around a heavy camera.
A number of Google Pixel 4 apps expected to debut on the new phones are now available for download.
If you’ve been following the Pixel 4 leak frenzy, you may have seen a bunch of new developments after a website called Nextrift got access to a pre-release Pixel 4 XL unit. The website (via 9to5Google) shared a number of Pixel 4 apps — the new Google Recorder app, updated Pixel Launcher, new Pixel Themes app, and a handful of new Pixel 4 live wallpapers (via XDA).
E3 featured a few mobile game announcements, but most of the excitement centered around new console and PC releases. This is great if you have already invested in an Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, or gaming PC, but if you primarily game on your Android phone you might be feeling left in the dust.
Does this mean these Android game ports will happen any time soon? In most cases, probably not. Don’t count them among the upcoming Android games of 2019, but at the same time don’t be surprised if any of these games come to mobile in the near future.
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Samsung has announced a new budget smartphone for India. The Galaxy M32 packs a MediaTek SoC with a 64MP main camera and a 90Hz display. It goes on sale in India from June 28. There’s no shortage of budget Samsung smartphones in India, but the country is about to welcome yet another model. This time, Samsung is launching the Galaxy M32 (h/t XDA-Developers), the latest device in the company’s affordable series.
When it comes to buying a new phone, it’s safe to say that reviews play a large part. Without early reviews – delivered just after a phone is announced or before it goes on sale – it’s difficult to judge whether a phone is truly worth pre-ordering or buying, but there is a problem with those reviews: time.
In all forms of technology, time plays a large factor in the experience and, specifically, how a handset performs after weeks, months or even years of use can be radically different to how it was at the start.
Chances are fairly good that by now you know whether or not you’re excited about the Samsung Galaxy S4, especially if you’ve checked out our review. But, you might still be curious.
Our Joe Hindy covered most of the big features coming to the Galaxy S4 a while back, but we hadn’t had a chance to get some real one on one time with the device yet. Now that we have, we’re going to walk you through some of our favorite features of the Samsung Galaxy S4.
Samsung is at it again, putting cameras and touchscreens on all manner of things that don’t necessarily feel like they need them. Perhaps the least glamorous of all household objects to get the “smart” treatment, Samsung’s new Family Hub refrigerator now lets you see what’s in the fridge without even opening the door.
In a major boon for couch potatoes everywhere, the Samsung Family Hub lets you keep track of events unfolding in your cooler courtesy of multiple internal cameras and a massive 21.
Imagine yourself watching the FIFA World Cup championship. Huge crowds gather around the stadium, hoping to get a closer glimpse at their favorite football players. You struggle to take photos of the entire event, yet find it hard to catch every action with your low- to mid-range Android phone. Then you eventually get disappointed.
If you’ve experienced situations similar to this too many times, then chin up! You’ve stumbled onto the right page.
Part of the magic of Android is the flexibility of the platform when it comes to customization and modding. With a little ingenuity, you can transform your Android-powered devices into just about anything — including a sweet hacking tool.
That’s exactly what Pwnie Express did to the Nexus 5, which it dubs as the Pwn Phone. Retailing for a pricey $1295, the Pwn Phone utilizes Nexus hardware but switches out stock Android for a special variant that has a recompiled kernel and runs on its own derivative of Kali Linux on the back-end of Android.
Update: September 26, 2019 – If you get the Samsung Galaxy Tab A6, you can also get its Keyboard Cover for 50% off its normal price for a limited time at Samsung.com The newest Samsung tablet is officially here, announced by the company only days before it is set to reveal the Samsung Galaxy Note 10. As one would expect, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 specs are top-tier, making it now the best Android tablet you can buy — assuming you can afford it.