Yes, You Can Play Nintendo Switch Games On Your Android Phone - Here's How
Despite the controversy around them, emulators are still the best way to play some great games on your phone, including Nintendo Switch games.
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4 Essential Android Apps For Photography That You Should Be Using
If you find your stock camera app too limiting or want more control over your photos, here are some Android photography apps you should try.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra To Feature A Breakthrough Exynos 2600 Chip Faster Than Apple's A19 Pro
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone is now rumored to come with an Exynos 2600 chipset that's apparently faster than Apple's A19 Pro SoC.
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10 Used Phones That Are Totally Worth It
If new smartphone prices have got you down, check out these solid used options that blend top-tier features with wallet-friendly price points.
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How To Change The Font On Your Android Phone (And Why You Should)
Android devices are renowned for their customization options, but you may not know you can customize something as simple as your device's font.
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Samsung's Galaxy S26 Launch Might Be Delayed Till March
Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S26 series might be delayed until next March instead of the usual January or February release that we're used to seeing.
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Your Android Phone Got These Four Useful Features For Free In 2025
Thanks to the new Android 16 update, Google has rolled out a bunch of useful features on Android that let users get the most out of their phones.
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Xiaomi 15T Pro Review: Inching Closer To Flagship
If you're in the market for a powerful phone that doesn't break the bank, the new Xiaomi 15T Pro is worthy of your consideration.
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5 Cheap Android Phones You Should Buy Instead Of The Google Pixel 10
If you're looking to buy a new Android phone, the Google Pixel 10 is a great choice. But if you don't want to spend $800, here are some cheaper alternatives.
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Google Messages Could Get One Of Gemini's Best AI Image Editing Upgrades
Google Messages might be teaming up with Gemini's Nano Banana AI image editor soon, if recent files uncovered in the code are to be trusted.
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Galaxy S26 Edge Reportedly Canceled Due To Disappointing Galaxy S25 Edge Sales
Apparently Samsung notified employees only recently about its decision to discontinue the Galaxy S26 Edge, catching some by surprise.
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Two Of Google's Best Android Apps Now Work Better Together
Two of the most underrated Google apps on Android have never played especially nicely with one another, but that's finally changing.
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New Rumors Suggest A Smartphone With A 9,000 mAh Battery Could Be On Its Way
According to recent leaks, there is at least one device currently being tested that could offer a battery larger than anything else on the market right now.
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Pixel 10 Pro Fold Explodes During Bend Test, A First For JerryRigEverything's Phone Durability Videos
Despite Google claiming that the Pixel 10 Pro Fold is its toughest foldable, it became the first phone to explode during JerryRigEverything's durability test.
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5 Free Android Apps You Should Always Install First On New Phones
A new Android phone brings endless ways to personalize your experience, but apps remain its most crucial aspect. Here are 5 free Android apps you must install.
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Your Older Android Phone Feels Too Slow? This Hidden Setting Can Change Everything
If you're using an old Android phone that has started to show its age, you can try applying this simple trick to speed up the performance of your device.
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Why Do Some Android Phones Cost Way Less Than Others?
Think a cheap Android is a bargain? We look at the unexpected trade-offs for that low cost, from hardware compromises to long-term security risks.
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How To Add Your State ID To Your Google Wallet On Android (And Why You Should)
You can now add your State ID to your Google Wallet on your Android phone, so that you can skip long lines at the TSA security check at the airport.
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Leaked Patent For Samsung's Trifold Phone Reveals Three Batteries Inside
Leaked sketches suggest that Samsung is thinking about putting three batteries inside its upcoming Galaxy trifold smartphone.
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1 Billion Samsung Galaxy Users Need To Make A Big Choice For Their Privacy And Security
Samsung has introduced the "Maximum Restrictions" feature, that boosts the security of Galaxy devices. However, over a billion users need to enable it manually.
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Gemini Starts Rolling Out To Google Home Users In Early Access - Here's How To Sign Up
If you want to start interacting with Gemini to control your Google Home devices, here's how you can sign up to gain early access to the new features.
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5 Best Uses For Your Android Phone's USB Port That Aren't Charging
Ever wondered what you could use your Android phone's USB port for other than charging? Here's a list of cool things you can do with the USB-C port.
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iPhone Air Vs Galaxy S25 Edge: The Only Battery Life Test We Need
The iPhone Air and the Galaxy S25 Edge have gone through the same test to determine which of the ultra-thin handsets offers the best battery life.
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Galaxy S26 Ultra Apparently Comes In Vibrant Orange, The iPhone 17 Pro's Controversial Color
A purported leak suggests that Samsung has followed in Apple's footsteps by replicating the orange colorway chosen for the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max.
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Google Messages Just Upgraded Its Safety Feature That Detects Explicit Content
Google Messages was already able to warn users about photos that might contain explicit content, but now it will be able to do the same for videos.
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iPhone 17 Pro Max Vs. Galaxy S25 Ultra Vs. Pixel 10 Pro XL Battery Life Test Has A Clear Winner
The iPhone 17 Pro Max dropped last month, and battery life tests between rival flagships like the S25 Ultra and Pixel 10 Pro XL show one phone taking the lead.
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This Hidden Android Feature Fixes Some Of The Biggest Privacy Issues
Android devices are typically packed with sensors that continually record data. For the privacy-conscious, there is a simple way to toggle most of them off.
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