These days it’s not a guarantee that your phone will come with a charger. You’ll get the cable, but in order to save a penny and help product less electronic waste, companies are skipping the charging block. If you have an older charging setup, this might be fine, but your old stuff might be worn […]
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Samsung announced the Galaxy S21 series back on January 14th and the trio of handsets went on general sale today. Those who took advantage of the pre-order deals began receiving their orders yesterday, with Jared getting his hands on the base Galaxy S21 while the Galaxy S21 Ultra arrived at my door. So the big […]
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Until recently, Google used to be the first to roll out a security patch but Samsung has upped its game tremendously on the software update front and is now pushing out the February security patch to the Galaxy S20 series in Europe, beating the search giant to the punch yet again. According to SamMobile, the […]
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Sony’s persistence in carrying on with its frankly odd naming system is on show once again with the very first leaked images of its upcoming flagship – the Xperia 1 iii. The first thing you’ll notice is the similarities in design to its predecessor, the Xperia 1 ii. There’s a glass rear panel with a […]
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It’s been a while since Microsoft’s Surface Duo received an update, since November in fact, but a new software build is rolling out to the dual-screened device with both the December and January security patches in tow as well as some much-needed improvements. The update comes in at 576MB and bumps the unlocked Surface Duo […]
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While Microsoft’s Surface and Apple’s iPad are among some of the best tablets out there, you still can’t go wrong with Amazon’s Kindle and Kindle Fire HD tablets and e-readers. With the Kindle, you can download and read everything from books to magazines and even newspapers. Simultaneously, the Fire is perfect for those already deep […]
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Did you pick up a Samsung Galaxy S21 today? It seems like a pretty good choice so far, but like any new phone, there are a few things you’re going to want to do right out of the box. To help you out we’ve put together a list of everything you need to do on […]
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Maybe you’re selling or giving away a Kindle Fire. Maybe a kid or well-intentioned friend messed up your Kindle’s settings, or perhaps your Amazon account was recently compromised. Whatever the reason why you need to know how to reset a Kindle Fire, it’s easier to do than you might think. Backing up and wiping a […]
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Those who pre-ordered one of Samsung’s new Galaxy S21 flagship series have already begun receiving their new handsets, but if you’ve been waiting for a certain someone to tear down the Galaxy S21 Ultra before putting your cash on the table, you are in luck. JerryRigEverything has pulled out the stops to teardown the Galaxy […]
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