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The coolest Android tricks you can do without rooting
Many people think you need to go through the daunting process of rooting your Android device to get the most out of it. While rooting does open up a world of new possibilities, there are plenty of cool Android tricks that don’t actually require it. Here are some of our favorite things you can do on your Android device without rooting it. The best Android apps you can get right now Android 9.0 Pie is official: here are the new features

by Suzana Dalul

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Royole FlexPai hands-on: the world’s first foldable smartphone
Announced at the end of October, it was only at CES in Las Vegas that we were able to get our hands on the world’s first folding smartphone, the FlexPai. Manufactured by the Chinese company Royole, this smartphone is ahead of Samsung and its future folding smartphone. We were able to play with the device for several minutes and here are our impressions. So, a revolution or a gimmick gadget? Samsung presents its vision for a foldable future OPPO will unveil its foldable smartphone at MWC 2019 in Barcelona

by Pierre Vitré

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Acer Chromebook 315 hands-on: AMD processors and Chrome OS
Little by little, Chromebooks are attracting more users. Cheap, fast and often offering excellent battery life, computers running Chrome OS have what it takes to attract the general public. One of the family’s latest additions has just been announced at CES 2019 in Las Vegas. Manufactured by Acer, it is one of the first Chrome OS devices to be equipped with an AMD processor. We were able to get our hands-on the Acer Chromebook 315. Acer Chromebook Tab 10 review: stay in school More potential than ever before: how I fell for a Chromebook

by Pierre Vitré

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5 ways AI will influence our lives in 2019
‘AI’ followed up on  ‘Blockchain’ as the hottest tech buzzword of 2018, but this year will see artificial intelligence become more and more apparent in everyday life. Of course, with AI working invisibly behind our smartphones, cameras industrial equipment and more, you might find it hard to notice. These are the top AI trends to look out for in 2019. What does AI really mean? Artificial intelligence: why we need to taper expectations

by Nicholas Montegriffo

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TicWatch C2 review: a stylish smartwatch at a competitive price
The TicWatch C2, presented by Mobvoi at the end of October 2018, arrived equipped with Wear OS. The brand’s new wearable doesn’t try to impress with new features, but rather focuses on offering a competitive price. Is it worth buying? Let’s find out in our review. TicWatch Pro: say hello to a dual display and a month of autonomy Mobvoi TicWatch S and E review: what more could you want from a smartwatch?

by Jessica Murgia

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Huawei P Smart 2019 hands-on review: a lot to offer for a little money
The Huawei P Smart 2019 marks the beginning of the new year for the world’s second-largest smartphone manufacturer. In order to be a step ahead of the game, Huawei has unveiled a low-cost smartphone, which won’t be flanked by new flagships or the first folding smartphone for at least for a month. However, the P Smart 2019 already has a lot to offer, as our first hands-on test has shown. The best Android smartphones under $300 Huawei Mate 20 Pro review: almost perfect, but…

by Steffen Herget

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Best APKs you won’t find in the Play Store
The vast majority of Android users only ever install applications from Google Play. However, the potential of Android goes way beyond the Play Store and Google services. There’s a plethora of APKs that Google doesn’t offer, and we’ve prepared a list of the best Android APKs and apps you can’t find in the Play Store. What is an APK file and how to install one? How to download APK file from the Play Store

by Nicholas Montegriffo

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Samsung Galaxy S9+ review: the best plus-size phone of 2018
We’ve said it many times now: Samsung’s new top-range products aren’t just revolutions, they’re also evolutions of previous models. I’ve tested out the Galaxy S9+, which leaves all its cards on the table and is considered the best Android smartphone in circulation at the moment, but will it be enough to compete with Sony, Huawei, OnePlus and others in the long run? Samsung Galaxy S9 review: love and hate Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact hands-on review: good things in a small package The new format of our reviews includes the integration of articles dedicated to specific aspects and features. Check back on this article again to find all our insights on topics such as performance, battery, display and more!

by Shu On Kwok

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Galaxy Note9: the smartphone of your dreams, now for less
Now the time has come and the next chapter in the Samsung Galaxy Note story has arrived. The market leader in smartphones isn’t daring to take any optical risks, but is now equipping the Galaxy Note 9 with a new S-Pen, a larger battery and finally the fingerprint sensor is in the right position. And what else? Find out in our review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9! Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review: the phablet you’ve always wanted 100 days with the Galaxy S9: Samsung, you’re better than this!

by Luca Zaninello

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iPhone XS review: held back by iOS
There are many great smartphones on the market and the iPhone XS is certainly one of them. Apple does a lot of things differently from Samsung, Huawei and co., but ‘different’ doesn’t necessarily mean better. After one month with the device, it’s still finding ways to inspire me, although it sometimes annoys me as well. 48 hours with iPhone XS: back to square one iPhone XR: the new ‘affordable’ iPhone cuts corners…and costs

by Steffen Herget

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