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We'll show you how easy it is to get Android 5.1 on the Nexus 7 (2013) in just a few minutes using the factory images. Get the Nexus 7 (2013) on Android 5.1 right now.
Is your Nexus 5 battery not charging or not working properly? Find out how to replace the Nexus 5 battery manually and fix it yourself in our guide, including a video.
A shining example of smartphone design: Read our retrospective HTC One M8 review as we reflect on its hardware, software, price, specs, release date, and more.
Knowing how to wipe the cache on the Nexus 6 (app cache or system cache) is essential for system performance and bug fixing. Here's how to clear the cache on the Nexus 6.
If you want to know how to multitask on the Galaxy Note 4 with multi-window, our guide will show you how to do it. It's a great feature that makes the Note 4 special.
The Nexus 6 can always be sped up with a regular factory reset. A Nexus 6 factory reset is also useful for clearing up bugs, so here's how to factory reset the Nexus 6.
Check out our list of the best custom ROMs for the Nexus 5, which will let you personalize and tweak your Android interface in ways you never thought possible.
In our Galaxy S6 vs Galaxy S6 Edge comparison we'll examine two of the best phones Samsung has ever produced and tell you if the curved screen is worth the extra money.
The Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge may not have a microSD card slot, but we've got your storage problems sorted with these awesome storage solutions. Plus a chance to win!
If you want to know exactly how much battery life you've got, an icon isn't much help. Here's how to show the remaining battery percentage on Google's Nexus 6.
If your HTC One M8 is misbehaving and you've tried uninstalling apps, the next step is to go nuclear. Here's how to factory reset the HTC One M8 for better performance.
Knowing how to clear the cache on the Moto X (2014) is all part of good phone care. Here's how to clear the Moto X (2014) cache, both for apps and system.
With this very simple Nexus 5 trick you can give the impression of having a larger screen - by shrinking the Nexus 5's screen density so you can fit more on it.
With surveillance, security and identity theft at the forefront everyone's minds, we show you a few tips to stop spying on your Android device. Including all that 'junk'.
If your Moto X (2014) feels sluggish, returning it to factory fresh condition could solve them. Here's how to factory reset the Moto X (2014) for faster performance.
Our LG G Flex 2 review covers the essentials: release date, specs, price, features, performance, software, camera, battery and just how flexible and "self-healing" it is.
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