What You Should Remove First When Your Phone Storage is Full
You’ve received the dreaded error that your phone storage space is full. What should you remove from your phone to free up space and improve performance?
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How Much Does Capacity Decrease After 1000 Charges?
As much as people use their phones these days, it’s likely that you charge your phone every day — or more. But what is this doing to your phone’s battery life?
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Why Do Some Users Neglect Anti-Virus Protection?
Androids are just as susceptible to hacking and phishing attacks as computers, but some users still aren't bothering to protect their phones.
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Can You Ever Really Browse the Web Secretly?
If you're looking to minimize your online footprint, there are a few different approaches you can take. Keep reading to find a tactic that works for you.
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Why You Should Be Worried About Password Phishing on Android
Password phishing on mobile devices is more common than you might think. Find out why, and what you can do to protect your personal information.
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New Social Media Platforms: What’s Next After Facebook?
With more than 1.94 billion active users, Facebook isn't going to disappear anytime soon. But you should still check out 2017's newest social media sites.
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Forget Snapchat: Where Do Instagram and Facebook Stories Go?
Snapchat users know that the app can see and store every photo or message sent through it. Do Instagram and Facebook stories work the same way?
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Is All Your Data Actually Gone If You Wipe Your Phone Clean?
As an Android user, the answer to this question might shock you. It turns out, the Factory Reset button doesn't actually delete all of your data.
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Why Closing Apps Can Boost Internet Speeds
Is your Android's browser moving like it's stuck in molasses? The cure could be as simple as closing those background apps that you've left running.
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These Are the 3 Current Trends in Android Malware
If you’ve learned anything about cyber threats over the last decade, it should be that they’re always changing. Find out the 3 latest trends in Android malware.