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Here’s how Google is helping Android users free storage space in smartphones

Google Play Store seems to be testing a new feature wherein it tells users what apps they have not used lately and are taking space in their handsets. Users can delete those apps right away to free-up more space.

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This 18-year-old iPod is selling for a whopping Rs 14 lakh

How much will you be willing to pay for an 18-year-old “MP3 player”? Chances are if someone gave it to you for free you will scoff at the offer and not waste a single thought on it. However, what if the 18-year-old MP3 player was a very rare first-ge...

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How to check if your iPhone display is eligible for a free replacement

Anyone who has ever owned and used an iPhone will vouch for the fact that their heart skips a beat at the dreaded moment when the device accidentally hits the floor. After all getting the display repaired/replaced of an iPhone is bound to cost quite ...

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Lok Sabha Election 2019: How to check your name in electoral list sitting at home

The Lok Sabha elections will be held over seven phases followed by counting of votes on May 23. The first round of polling was held on April 11.

How to survive with smartphones with non-expandable storage

Often people find themselves stuck with no storage space in their smartphones, specially after using it for years. The situation worsens when the handset has no microSD card support. Here are some ways to still survive with such smartphones.

Apple may let go of Coral, Blue colour variants in 2019 iPhone XR in favour of these

As per. New report, Apple could let go of its Coral and Blue colour variants of iPhone XR and replace them with two new colours in the next-gen iPhone XR smartphone.

Google says it will ‘hide’ this Android Q feature from users in the final OS version

Google executive during IO 2019 conference, confirmed that Android Q will ‘hide’ the new ‘Bubbles’ feature under ‘Developer Options’ section when it will roll out to end users later this year.

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