Articles in the category Smartphones

MWC 2018: What should we look forward to?

The MWC 2018 is the largest mobile phone and related technology trade show that will take place from February 26, until March 1, 2018 in Barcelona. The 2300 exhibitors from all over the world will introduce new smartphones, mobile phone accessories, technical innovations, and other smart electronics. What should we look forward to?

What is spyware?

Spyware is used to detect malicious software (malware) that hackers use to spy on users. They gain access to your personal data, banking data, and your online history. How can you get rid of spyware and how can you protect yourself against it?

What is an eSIM?

Plastic SIM cards are already dying a slow death. The future is eSIM technology. It is a separate chip that is built into the phone. What will change from using plastic SIM cards? Does the new modern eSIM technology have any pitfalls?

Samsung Galaxy A8: Review

The Samsung Galaxy A8 and A8+ mobile phones were introduced to the world a little earlier than expected. They received a large screen with thin frames and a fingerprint reader, finally placed in an acceptable spot. However, these are not the only features they offer. What else can we look forward to?

What is LTE?

LTE can be seen every day on mobile phones or ads. But do you know what LTE actually is? Do you know the advantages of LTE over older 3G networks? And what is the difference between LTE and 4G?

How to charge an iPhone

Möchten Sie, dass Ihr iPhone länger hält, schneller geladen wird und die Batteriekapazität auch nach längerem Gebrauch erhalten bleibt? In diesem Artikel zeigen wir Ihnen Tipps und Tricks, wie Sie das erreichen können. Also - wie kann ich mein iPhone aufladen? Read more

Charge Your Smartphone Even Faster With Quick Charge 4+

Qualcomm recently unveiled the Quick Charge 4+. It is one of the newest advances in technology when it comes to charging smartphones and tablets. What are the main differences, and how much time will it take to charge your phone's battery to 50%?

How to Know If Your Mobile Phone Is Getting Old

Poor quality photos, a battery that dies quickly and malfunctioning applications are just a few signs that your mobile phone is getting quite old. Has the time finally come to get a new phone? Read our article to find out.

NFC - Wireless technology that makes sense

NFC (Near Field Communication) is a wireless technology that enables fast and secure data exchange over very short distances (up to 4cm). You can use your mobile to make purchases in a shop or simply to share documents with a friend. Compared to Bluetooth, NFC connection is automatic and usually faster.

OnePlus 5T: Review

We have thoroughly tested one of the most powerful contemporary smartphones, Oneplus 5T. It features a frameless screen, a Snapdragon 835 processor, and the fast "Dash Charge" charging. We have found many advantages, and not as many disadvantages.

What is pure Android?

Pure Android is an operating system for mobile phones with Android in its simplest form - it does not include an adjusted graphical interface or any features that are added to the operating system expansion by the individual manufacturers.

iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus (REVIEW)

We have tested the performance and capabilities of the new iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. Check out how the phones scored in our detailed review!

The iOS 11 Revolution Is Here

The iOS 11 operating system will arrive on September 19 as a free system update. Apple has made a lot of changes, and we already know from the test versions that it is overall a major improvement. What phones is the update compatible with, and what are the most exciting new features?

How To Choose a Mobile Phone For Children

How do you choose between hundreds of mobile phones for your child? Whether it's for a ten-year-old know-it-all or a teenager, we'll advise you on what to look for and give you some tips on how to pick the best one.

Samsung Galaxy S9: What we know

The Samsung Galaxy S9 will undoubtedly be one of the top mobile phones of 2018. It will have to fight for its place, though, as the likes of iPhone X will provide strong competition. What surprises do Samsung have in store for us? Will we see a thinner display frame, face scan unlocking that cannot be cheated with a photo, or something completely unexpected? We've summarised everything we know so far about the S9.

How to reset your phone to factory settings? (GUIDE)

By resetting your phone to the factory settings, you will be able to remove any issues with a slowed-down system and get rid of unwanted data. You can resume the factory settings in only a few steps that will take you about 5 minutes. Our tutorial will teach you how to do it and what to watch out for. And if you can't restore through your phone's settings, we'll tell you what to do. Read more

How to Back Up or Restore Data on Your Phone (Detailed Guide)

Did you know that it takes just 15 minutes to back up all your data? Data back up preserves your data in case you lose or damage your device and makes it easier to switch to a new phone or tablet. What data back up apps should you use and what are their pros and cons? Read on to find out more!

Introducing the Samsung Galaxy Note 8

The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 + just arrived on the market, but we are already looking forward to one of Samsung's best smart phones, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. When will this phone arrive on the market and what will make it different from the competition?

Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ (DETAILED PREVIEW)

The long-awaited Galaxy S8 has finally made its official debut. The new phone is a delightful surprise, as Samsung is clearly not afraid to experiment and has packed it with a number of new and innovative features. The curved screen is almost bezel-less and the phone has all the functionality it needs to replace your PC, recognise your face, or do an iris scan. What else can it do and how much does it cost? Read on to find out.

Ingress Protection (IP)

The ingress protection (IP) is an internationally standardised code that identifies the resistance of electrical appliances against the ingress of foreign items and liquids, especially water. It is expressed in the so-called IP code, which consists of the "IP" followed by two digits: the first indicates the protection against dangerous contact and foreign objects, the second indicates the degree of protection against water ingress.