Fast Charging Phones Under $100
Finding a $100 smartphone with fast charging is difficult, but we found a few for you. Here are the fast charging phones under 100 dollars that we found.
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BLU Bold N1 (Android 9 smartphone) – Full Specs
BLU Bold N1 Quick Specs: Features 6.4-inch AMOLED display, MediaTek Helio P70 chipset, 13 MP motorized elevating selfie camera, 3500 mAh battery.
Fairphone 3
Fairphone 3 Android 9 Pie smartphone, 5.65-inch display, Snapdragon 632 chipset, 12MP camera, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB internal memory, 3000 mAh battery.
Samsung Galaxy A20 vs Redmi Note 7 comparison
Two superb value for money smartphones slug it out in this Samsung Galaxy A20 vs Redmi Note 7 comparison review.
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The Best Android Phones Under $150
In the world of budget smartphones, the $150 mark is a sweet spot for a lot of people. As a matter of fact, I was not surprised when someone requested that I put together a list of the best Android phones under 150 dollars. This price point is critical because it is where you find
HarmonyOS 101: Huawei’s operating system explained
There are a lot of technical articles out there explaining what HarmonyOS is and what it is about. If you are a non-techie, a lot of it blows over your head. Here is a simple, non-technical article explaining Huawei’s new operating system to you. What is HarmonyOS? HarmonyOS is an operating system developed for all
Consider These Sony Compact Phones, If You Like Your Smartphone Powerful And Handy
Sony is perhaps the only Android cellphone brand left that makes compact smartphones. Here are the available Sony compact phones since 2015.
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Looking for the Samsung phone with the best battery capacity? This shortlist makes it easy for you
If you are looking for a Samsung phone with the best battery capacity, you are looking for a model with at least 5000 mAh battery. Have a look.
De-Googled Android: How Difficult Is It Using A Smartphone Without Google Services? – Part 1
We are so used to depending on Google. Would it be possible to use a smartphone without Google Services and apps? I set out on an experiment to pull it off.