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In recent months, 4k phones have begun appearing on the Android grapevine, making it a good time to ask whether you'll ever need a 4k display on your phone.
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Following up on an issue that saw the back cover of our Galaxy S6 peel off, Samsung has finally told us that it was the battery's fault. Read on for what they had to say.
The Galaxy S6 has top specs, but if you don't like TouchWiz you can make it look more like stock Lollipop. Here's how to turn the Samsung Galaxy S6/S6 Edge into a Nexus.
The Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet is almost perfect. We put the Z4 Tablet through its paces, looking at its price, specs features and more in our Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet review.
We've pulled together the simplest solutions to the most common Moto X problems affecting Android 4.4 KitKat. Here's how to fix Moto X (2013) problems.
The Galaxy Note comes with 32 GB of on board memory, but what happens if you need more? We discover how to increase internal memory on Galaxy Note 4 devices.
The HTC One M9 may be one of the leading flagships of 2015, but it still has its share of problems. Here we show you how to fix the most common HTC One M9 problems.
In our Samsung Galaxy Note Edge review, we take another look at the price, specs and features of last year's premium phablet to see if it still holds up in 2015.
The Mlais M7 looks good on paper: good looks, solid specs, great price and Android Lollipop. But in reality, things are a little different. See how in our Mlais M7 review
The overheating phones scandal of 2015 is ultimately a result of us getting what we asked for. But it's not entirely our fault either. See who is really to blame.
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