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A factory reset can not only help when you have problems but also keep your system running smoothly. We show you how to factory reset the Galaxy S6 Edge.
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Forked Android? No Play Store? No problem: you can still get the apps you want via side loading. Here's how to download and install Google Chrome via APK file.
Android M introduced granular app permissions - allowing users to grant and revoke individual permissions on a case-by-case basis the first time they are required.
If you want to know how to set up the Google Play Music app on Android, Android TV, iOS, Mac or PC, you're in the right place: here's how to do it the easy way.
The Galaxy Note 4, like all smartphones, tends to slow down after a while. Here are a few simple tips to speed up the Galaxy Note 4 to make it like new.
Many Samsung modders are faced with the problem of the flash counter if they need to return their device for repair. We'll show you how to reset yor flash counter to zero
Android devices these days are powerful enough to do most of the jobs your PC can, so we show you how to turn your smartphone into a Linux PC - without rooting.
We love the Galaxy Note 4, but that doesn't mean that sometimes we don't wish it was a little more like the Nexus 6. Here's how to turn your Galaxy Note 4 into a Nexus 6.
Even if your smartphone doesn't have a built-in heart-rate monitor it can still be used to record your pulse. Follow this tip to use your phone to track your heart rate.
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