Phones

In this series of “If not Chinese then what?” today we are going to see the premium devices from Samsung and some underrated phones which are more value for money and compare directly to the flagships. Samsung has been experimenting with the A-series of its devices. The A80 is a phone that had the flip

With the trend going on in India about banning the Chinese products I thought of compiling the non-Chinese brands which compete directly with the likes of Xiaomi, Oppo and Vivo.  In this post, I will be focusing on Android and mostly on Samsung as being a reputable brand and its devices are also available in

iPhone recently launched the iPhone SE and the major attention that it has gotten is from the western audience primarily due to the face that the phone costs a mere $400. Although the phone seems to be a perfect fit for the western market, it has major competition in the Asian market due to the

First of all, let’s go through the departments where the iPhone SE shines. Performance: With the A13 and 3GB RAM it is the most powerful phone as the A13 is the latest and greatest chipset as it is even better than the Snapdragon 865. The optimized iPhone apps even outperform the android counterpart even with

Today I am going to tell you some of the tips and tricks I use on my phone. I am using a mi a1 for this. It is a fairly old device with 4gb of ram. Recently I realized that the ram management is getting worse day by day and especially during payments the page

Chrome has some interesting features in testing which are hidden in the flags section which you can access by typing this URL in the address bar. Although these features are experimental they work 99% of the time. Today I am going to share some of these flags which I find useful. 1. An ephemeral tab