Want to hold the beauty of the HTC One but don’t have enough money for it right now? Whilst you can’t get the sleek build quality of HTC’s new handsets, you can still change a few things here and then on your own phone thanks to the amazing open operating system Android.
Android gives owners the freedom to make their handsets look how they want them to, and with a few tweaks, you could be striving for the same beauty that is found on the HTC One.
One way to get such a beautiful operating system and home screen on Android is to change...
With a small 3.1 inch screen, the Q10 should manage to work amply for a good few hours without running out of juice- well, that’s the theory anyway- but how long does the Q10’s battery actually last?
Despite the Q10 making room for a full-Qwerty keypad, it manages to fit in a 2100mAh battery, which is strangely 300mAh larger than the Z10, a device that has a 4.2 inch display.
Obviously battery power has to be used on various components of the handset, but a lot of that power will be drawn from the screen, and as screens get bigger, more...
After only being out on the market for a short time, the international version of the HTC One has now received an update to Android 4.2.2. The update will also slightly change Sense 5.0.
Some of the changes include; being able to long press the home key to get the menu key, the app drawer has been updated, a new daydream screen saver has been added, you will now be able to show your battery percentage on your notification bar by going to settings, then power and then battery level, and you can also tweak Android native sound profiles through...
Samsung has brought in the Galaxy Young Duos to offer a low end experience at a decent price. On top of this, the Duos has dual SIM capabilities, making it one of the cheapest dual SIM phones you can get your hands on in the western market.
The Duos is a plastic handset that manages to feel pretty compact thanks to its...
The Samsung Galaxy S4 is the fastest, smartest, most impressive smart phone yet. It makes use of Samsung’s intuitive TouchWiz UX overlay with its super advanced hardware that can rival most netbooks and some laptops.
Being on Telus can somewhat ruin the experience though, especially when you are paying more money for deals you don’t need. Luckily, there is an alternative.
You can unlock your handset, and this will allow you to use any SIM card on the planet with the Galaxy S4. This means you’ll be able to find a deal that suits you...
With its dual quad core processor set up, 2GB RAM, and a huge HD display, the Galaxy S4 is a killer device. It easily beats the iPhone 5 in terms of raw power, and its software feature put it ahead of the game when compared to the HTC One.
One thing that may bring down your experience is that the Galaxy S4 comes locked to the network you’re purchased it from. This means that you are stuck with that networks deals and can’t switch to any other network without unlocking.
To unlock your Wind Samsung Galaxy S4, Wind will want you to call...
The Galaxy S4 is a powerhouse- it features an HD 5 inch display, a quad core processor, 2GB RAM and a huge amount of internal storage and expandable storage. On top of that, the TouchWiz interface is filled with extra Samsung software features.
When you buy a new handset, it is usually locked to the network you bought it from, and this can usually mean that you are stuck with deals you may not find useful.
Being stuck on 3Three may not be the best choice for you, and they charge a lot to get it unlocked. Luckily SafeUnlockCode specializes...
The Galaxy S4 is an impressive handset- it has top end specs giving the user enough power to play any game from the Google Play store they’d ever want to. It has a HD screen to make watching movies and TV shows incredible, and has dozens of extra software features to make your smartphone experience a smart experience.
The Galaxy S4 is quite expensive though, but you may be surprised that after a few years use, the amount you spend on a network could easily clock higher than the cost of the smartphone. To help you save money, the best...
The LG Optimus L7 2 is a mid-range Android phone that comes with reasonable hardware, a 4.3 inch display, and an affordable price point. The device is also packed with a huge battery, and there is both a dual SIM and single SIM version.
LG is like Samsung’s jealous next door neighbor. Samsung has managed to top more sales than the iPhone, turnt Android fans into Samsung fans, and stopped Windows Phone from taking a top spot among iOS and Android. What’s not to be jealous of? However, instead of LG trying to compete with that by...
The Galaxy S4 is the best Galaxy phone yet. The hardware has improved significantly, meaning owners can make the most out of all the best high definition games on the market lag-free. Software features have improved to make the smartphone experience even more convenient, and the brand new HD display makes looking at the phone a real treat.
Wanting to get your Rogers Samsung Galaxy S4 unlocked? Contacting Rogers directly can end up costing more than you may expect, and it is often a long and boring process.
So read on to learn about a better...
