Tag: #Smartphone

  • Samsung A15 Cheaper Than A14?

    Samsung A15 Cheaper Than A14?

    Normally when a brand releases a new or updated model you can expect it to be more expensive than the previous model, unless you are thinking about the new A15 smartphone from Samsung that is. Reports are coming in that the Samsung A15 could be priced at around £150, whereas currently the A14 is priced at around £200! https://www.samsung.com/uk/smartphones/galaxy-a/

    However, you may think that the new phone is inferior, but it’s not this phone comes with some serious specs such as; a 50 MP lens rear camera, a 13 MP rear camera lens, a 5,000mAh battery, a storage size is 128 GB expandable to 1 TB with a micro SD card and 4 GB of RAM.

    Find out more about the Samsung A15 smartphone here; https://amzn.to/3Gk9zEE

    #Samsung #SamsungA15 #Phone #Smartphone #NewPhones #NewSmartphones #Camera #Storage #SamsungPhones

  • First Look At The OnePlus 12

    First Look At The OnePlus 12

    Here is the first look at the OnePlus 12 the new top-of-range smartphone from the company that never ceases to amaze us with its ability to impress with smooth designs and slick videos that make you want to take a closer look at this new phone and what it has to offer.

    Find out more about the OnePlus 12 here; https://www.oneplus.com/uk/launch/12

    #OnePlus #Smartphone #Phone #NewPhone #PhoneDesign #Photos #Video #OnePlusTwelve

  • 5 Easy Ways to Fix a Slow Smartphone

    5 Easy Ways to Fix a Slow Smartphone

    Think of your smartphone as a cup of coffee. At first, it’s hot and invigorating, but over time, it might go lukewarm if left neglected. But just like how a quick reheat can bring back the warmth to your brew, there are uncomplicated steps to revive that once zippy device. So, if your smartphone’s performance has become more ‘decaf’ than ‘double espresso,’ here are five remedies to perk it up.

    1 – Clear Out Unwanted Apps

    It’s easy to accumulate apps over time. From games you played once to those productivity tools you swore would change your life, there’s probably an abundance you haven’t opened in months. These apps not only take up storage but can also run in the background, consuming your phone’s resources.

    Start by taking a tour of your applications list. Ask yourself, “Do I really need this?” If the answer is no, it’s time to say goodbye. By clearing out unwanted apps, you’ll free up memory and reduce the background processes that might be slowing your phone down.

    There are also security concerns involved here. Every app in your phone is a potential door for a data breach, so keeping apps you no longer use around is an unnecessary risk.

    2 – Update Your Software

    You might think that newer software versions will make your phone slower, especially if it’s an older model. In reality, many software updates come with optimizations designed to improve performance and fix bugs that cause lag.

    So, make it a habit to regularly check for software updates. Whether it’s the core operating system or individual apps, staying updated ensures you’re running the most efficient versions.

    3 – Clear Cached Data

    Every time you use an app, it stores little bits of data to help it load faster the next time you open it. This is called cached data. Over time, this cache can grow and become a massive clutter of unnecessary files.

    Go to your settings and navigate to storage or applications, depending on your phone model. From there, you should see an option to clear cached data. Doing this won’t delete any important files or data, but it will give your phone a fresh start, making it feel faster and more responsive.

    4 – Reduce Animations and Special Effects

    Sure, those slick transitions and fancy animations look cool, but they also consume resources. If you’re more interested in performance than aesthetics, consider scaling back on these visual effects.

    On most smartphones, you can find these settings in the ‘Developer Options’ (you might need to enable this menu first). Once you’re in, you can adjust or turn off animations. Just remember: while it might not look as flashy, your phone will thank you with snappier performance.

    5 – Consider a Factory Reset

    This is the nuclear option. If you’ve tried everything else and your phone is still sluggish, a factory reset might be in order. This action will wipe your device clean, removing all your personal data and apps, and restore it to its original settings – just like when it was brand new.

    Before you proceed, make sure to back up everything important. Photos, contacts, apps – ensure they’re safely stored elsewhere. Once you’re ready, go to your settings and find the reset option. A fresh start could be exactly what your old phone needs to feel young again.

    Protecting the InternalsHow’s your phone? Hopefully it is running much faster after applying these tips. And if you want your device to last as long as possible, don’t just care for its software. The hardware is just as important. From using a good case to using an anti-shock screen protector — click here for examples — and using slow charging to preserve battery health, there’s plenty you can do on the hardware side to keep your phone healthy as the years go by.

  • Apple iPhone 15 Pro Titanium

    Apple iPhone 15 Pro Titanium

    You could say that this iPhone is out of this world and by all accounts it is, this is the stylish iPhone 15 Pro Titanium its casing will shine in your hand it is light, smooth and very cool in the design sense, naturally this would only be from Apple and it is what we would expect from the company that puts design as a main feature.

    The phone’s case is made from the same material that is used in the aerospace industry which gives it an edge when it comes to durability, the new iPhone can be pre-ordered from 1:00 pm today and will be available from the 22nd of September. The cost will be £999 for the iPhone 15 Pro and £1199 for the iPhone 15 Pro Max.

    Find out more about the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max devices here; https://apple.co/3ra7Eyn

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  • Samsung Join The Flip Side Event

    Tomorrow a special event will begin to take over some of the world’s most popular and high-profile spots where lighting and big screens are the main features. Starting in Seoul the event will move from place to place encouraging people to join the flip side, which is their way of asking consumers to check out the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip phone.

    The flip phone is not a new idea, as there were many versions of flip phones in the early days of the mobile phone, these were sidelined in favour of the larger-screened smartphones and now it seems that we can have the best of both worlds now, so are you ready to join the flip side?

    Find out more about the Samsung Join The Flip Side Event here; https://www.samsung.com/uk/smartphones/galaxy-z-flip4/buy/

    #JoinTheFlipSide #SamsungUnpacked #Samsung #Smartphone #SamsungGalaxy #SamsungGalaxyZFlip

  • Coming Soon The Nothing Phone II

    With a name like Nothing you might think that the Nothing Phone would come with a price tag that matched its name, but we would be wrong as the Nothing Phone II that comes with the Nothing OS 2.0, New Glyph Interface, 50 MP dual rear camera + 32 MP front camera, 6.7” flexible OLED display (LTPO), Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and a pre-order price tag of £579!

    So, despite the name and the features that are somewhat different from other phones, is this is a phone like any other on the market? Well, it would seem that there is a gap in the market for something different other than the normal Apple, Samsung or other popular brands, so it’s up to you, do you go for something or nothing?

    Find out more on the Nothing Phone II here; https://nothing.tech/pages/phone-2

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  • The £199 Nokia G42 5G

    When you think of smartphones the first thought is brand quickly followed by the cost, but here is a great brand Nokia and a new smartphone that costs just £199. It sort of defies all logic and yet the Nokia G42 5G could be yours for under £200, what’s not to like about this deal?

    Sure there are going to be those that say Nokia are old and not as good as the top brands, but they are not competing in that sector, this is a good phone at a great price and what’s more is that it could even be cheaper with a trade-in, so for anyone thinking about taking out a new contract phone, check the new Nokia first, it might save you money in the run!

    Find out more on the Nokia G42 5G here; https://nokia.ly/3PyOYCe

    #Nokia #Phone #Smartphone #NokiaG425G #5G #NokiaPhones #NewPhones

  • Google Pixel Fold

    Folding devices are becoming very popular these days despite them being rather pricey. This is the Google Pixel Fold and it comes with everything that you would expect from Google such as a great camera, camera app, VPN, Google One and more.

    The Pixel Fold is not on sale yet but can be pre-ordered from the Google Store at a price of £1749 or $1799.

    Find out more on the Google Pixel Fold here; https://goo.gle/3nOLmRd

    #Google #Pixel #GooglePixelFold #Smartphone #AndroidOS

  • Google Pixel 7a

    The wait is over and the all-new Pixel 7 is here offering stacks of features such as the enhanced camera with night sight, magic eraser and the rest, security, toughness and reliability, everything you need in a good phone.

    The Google Pixel 7 is available right now from the Google Store for around £449 or $499 depending on your location.

    Find out more on the Pixel 7 range of phones here; https://goo.gle/3VRMj7N

    #Google #Pixel #Phone #Smartphone #GooglePixel

  • Staying Safe Online!

    Many people and businesses turn to antivirus software to stop this from happening in the first place. So that sounds good but does this actually work? In short, yes and the good news is that there are plenty of options too, including some free antivirus options. 

    When looking for antivirus it is not always about getting what you pay for that is the best option for your situation, mainly a paid-for version of antivirus software is aimed at the business sector as they would have different needs and many more users, so it makes sense for a business to pay for this service.

    The individual user can safely rely on a good free antivirus product that offers protection from phishing emails, visiting dangerous websites and of course, personal data protection, all we would say when considering any anti-virus product is to check what they offer, make sure there are no hidden charges and do what everyone does when buying a product take a look at the reviews, not just the ones on the product website.

    Google the product by using the terms antivirus software, best antivirus for PC or free antivirus and see what comes back if it works for shopping its good for antivirus software too. Not all antivirus products are equal, however, they will all offer some level of protection and in return, you can rest assured that you are protected which means you have peace of mind. 

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