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The Samsung Galaxy S9+ is an extremely powerful smartphone, but unlike the S9, this one’s meant for big screen lovers. It has a 6.2 inch QHD display and Samsung’s AMOLED panels look as good as ever. It carries the same design as the Galaxy S8 and is the most ergonomic big screen smartphone today. To make a long story short, the Samsung Galaxy S9+ is the smartphone to buy if big screen and attractive looks are your priorities. All this makes the Samsung Galaxy S9+, the best among all the Android mobile phone in India. Camera:Rear- Super Speed Dual Pixel 12 MP, OIS (F1.5/F2.4) + 12 MP OIS (F2.4) Front- 8MP AF (F1.7) Camera Display: 6.2-inch, Quad HD+ sAMOLED Memory: 64GB/256GB

Honor 9N just might be one of the most beautiful smartphones in the Indian budget market right now. Xiaomi Redmi Y2 for its youthful, energetic look, the Honor 9N with its sleek mirror-like finish instantly stands out as a more premium , more expensive piece of hardware . While I understand that all the gloss that it brings to the table might irk some buyers, there would also be takers. The Honor 9N would particularly attract those buyers who like to flaunt it, if they got it. That is the audience that Honor is, in fact, targeting with the newly launched Honor 9N. That it starts at just Rs 11,999 is an icing on the cake . Honor 9N will start at Rs 11,999 for the base 3GB RAM and 32GB storage version going all the way to Rs 17,999 for the top-end version with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage. There's a third variant also with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage that will sell for Rs 13,999.  SPECS:- 

Apart from the design, the Oppo Find X is filled to the brim with top-of-the-line specifications and features. It flaunts a 6.4-inch OLED screen that runs at full HD+ (2340×1080 pixels) resolution. Under the hood is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset paired with 8GB of RAM. There are two storage variants to choose from – 256GB and 512GB. For photography, there is a dual-camera setup at the back that includes a 16-megapixel f/2.0 primary sensor, and a 20-megapixel f/2.2 secondary sensor. Making sure everything ticks is a 3,730mAh battery with support for Super VOOC charging technology. This basically offers up to two hours of talktime with just five minutes of charging. Oppo also says that the battery can be charged from zero-100 percent in just 35 minutes. Here are the specs for OPPO FIND X FULL SPECIFICATIONS OF OPPO FIND X GENERAL Device TypeSmartphone Dual Sim CapabilityDual SIM Input MechanismTouchscreen NETWORK Network Capabilit...

The below list is not the order, whereas t he total list was awesome. 1. Royal revolt 2 - strategy gameplay 2. Blue edge - Arcade 3. My doggy dog - Adventure 4. Robbery Bob 2 - Arcade 5. World cricket champion - sports 6. Sniper 3d Assassin - Action 7. Asphalt 8 Airbourne - racing 8. Minecraft - Arcade 9. Pokemon go - 10. Riptide GP series - Racing 11. Vector - Arcade 12. Boom beach - strategy 13. Clash of Clans - strategy 14. Real racing 3 - Racing 15. Tower crush - Arcade 16. Clash royal - strategy 17. Hay day - casual 18. Simcity buidit - Simulation 19. CSI hidden crime - puzzle 20. Does not commute - racing 21. Tactile war- action If you found some more interesting comment below

Want to create some cool GIF'S using your android device. Yes, you can as there are plenty of apps that can work for you. Here are some top 5 which will be helpful for you to create somee....

We often view mobile apps as tools to help us complete various tasks, but they can do more than that. Some have the potential to pull us outdoors and push us to live more active lives. This helps us spend our time better, resulting in a better quality of health and richer day-to-day experience. Here are four Android apps that encourage us to do more than sit on our backsides and stare at the screen.

It’s not uncommon to hear that people are more distant than they used to be, that smartphones leave us all immersed in our own little worlds, ignoring the people around us. In this way, our little gadgets may hurt our relationships with others. But at the same time, we can actually use these devices to better the lives of people we haven’t even met. Here are four Android apps that make this possible. 1. One Today      One dollar can make a big difference. If you give a dollar to a different cause each day, you can help change the world. That’s the premise behind One Today , a Google app that asks users to give just one dollar to a good cause. It presents a different project every day with the selection tailored to fit the interests of the user. Do you care more about feeding the hungry, helping the poor, spreading education to young people in need, or investing in good health?

What is an APN The Access Point Name (APN) is the name for the settings your phone reads to set up a connection to the gateway between your carrier's cellular network and the public Internet. You carrier reads these settings, then does things like determine the correct IP address, connect to the correct secure gateway, and see if you need a private network like a VPN. All the heavy lifting is done on the carrier side, but we need to make sure the right settings are in place to get on the network we need, in the way we need to connect. Depending on how your carriers network is structured, different settings are mandatory. The rest can be slightly altered to change some of the parameters, but for most of us we will need to use the exact settings provided by our carrier.

For most phones, this will be done the same way. Of course, Android manufacturers can (and do) change things in the settings, so the process on your phone may be slightly different. The first thing you'll need to do is find the right APN settings for the network you want to use. You'll be able to find these at the support pages at the carrier website. The settings will look like this example for Straight Talk:

Best widget for Android: Beautiful Widgets Beautiful Widgets is a full complement of home screen widgets, including weather, time, and battery. Though Android includes many of those natively, the real selling point with is that Beautiful Widgets has a whole store full of styles to chose from. Combination widgets which include multiple data types, such as weather and clock, can use different themes together to create a really unique look.

Are you looking for the absolute best Android apps, utilities, and games, the Play Store has to offer? You've come to the right place. There are a lot of Android apps out there, and we've rounded up the very best across each of the Play Store's major categories. Keep in mind that these are our subjective choices, and are always welcome to hear about what you're digging in the comments, so don't be shy! Best book & reference app for Android: Kindle

New features come to first generation models The new version of Motorola's Touchless Control app, now rebadged as Moto Voice, has been updated today in a big way. Along with the bug fixing goodness that accompanies any and every app update, some of the new features from the 2014 Moto X have been pushed to the first generation Moto X phones. That means your Moto X, Droid Ultra, Droid MAXX and Droid Mini have some

An Android device has a lot more customization opportunities than any other device available out there in the market. Even if you have not rooted your device, you can enjoy a number of useful apps from Google Play. For you who have rooted your phone, there is just no limit to how far you can customize your device. On a rooted device, you have the control over all the functionalities of your device, including changing system files, installing root-only apps and changing boot animation. Yes, you can even change the boot animation that is tied to your telco/phone manufacturer. What is a Boot Animation It is the animated logo or a picture you see when your device boots up. Usually, you would see your manufacturer’s logo with some animation when you reboot your device. The great thing about having root-access is you can change your boot animation. That means, you can replace your default boot animation with something of your choice. There are a number of boot animation...

The word “API” is flashed around a lot when talking about new apps and operating systems, but it doesn’t seem to target the general public. There are people out there very excited about new APIs appearing in different platforms, which might make you curious as to what exactly this thing is. There’s no easy way to explain what these things are, but then again, this is what we’re here for! An API stands for – Application Programming Interface. But, of course, a quick Google search would have told you that. What you’re here to learn is exactly what an API does. APIs serve several different purposes, allowing people to add features of their own to applications. You generally hear about them when there’s a new operating system or software. APIs are various functions that give developers the ability to remotely access a web service (or OS) and build a client for the web service. For example, there are many Twitter clients out there. Most, if not all, of them use Twitter ...

Android L Developer Preview Get an early look at the next release and get your apps ready when the platform officially launches. A New UI Design Create a consistent experience across mobile and the web with material design, the new Google-wide standard. A New Runtime Test your apps and get them ready for ART (Android Runtime), the default runtime in the next release. Enhanced Notifications Get control over where notifications appear, how they look, and how they sync to non-handheld devices.

The number of smartphones sold across the world is on the rise. New models continue to come out that are better than the last, and the people looking for a good deal is on the rise.12 The downside to this phenomenon is that the rate of phone theft is increasing as well. Fortunately for us, there are many Android apps out there that seek to protect your phone and help find it if it’s ever lost or stolen. Let’s run down the list of some of the best. 1. Android Device Manager The Android Device Manager is Google’s own take to the problem. It’s completely free to use and covers the basics, including the ability to locate your lost phone on a map, lock it remotely, have it ring loudly to attract attention, or wipe it as a last ditch effort to keep your data private. It’s tied to your Google account and is capable of balancing multiple devices just fine. 2. Bitdefender Anti-Theft Bitdefender Anti-Theft offers the same basic functionality as the Android Device Ma...

 It almost goes without saying at this point that a big draw of Android is its immense customization options. Widgets have a lot to do with this, but just selecting a couple widgets and tossing them on your homescreen is merely scratching the tip of the iceberg. Android users have the capability to go so much further. With only a little bit of effort, you can manage to create your own Android widgets. Here are a few apps that help you do just that. a)Buzz Widgets Buzz Widgets provides so many options for creating your own widget that upon first opening the app, it may look rather intimidating. It lets you designate a particular type of widget (such as analog clock, digital clock, graphical battery indicator, and the like) and empowers you to tweak it however you

There are numerous ways to stream or acquire music on an Android device, but most of them aren’t free. Spotify, Google Play Music All Access, and Beats Music all require monthly subscriptions. Pandora lets users stream for free, but they must put up with disruptive ads as a result. The thing is, there are quite a few apps out there that will let you listen to music on your Android device for free, and some will still let you jam to all the pop hits you’re used to.   1. Radical.fm Radical.fm provides popular music just like Pandora, only it’s available entirely for free and without ads. The app itself is pretty ugly, as it looks like it hasn’t been touched since the Gingerbread era. This is unfortunate, because the app didn’t even come out until this year. On the other hand, the