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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs Pixel 9 Pro XL: A Battle of Android Supremacy
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Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on your needs. If you need great performance and customization with the added flexibility of an extra telephoto camera, it might be worth spending extra and getting the S25 Ultra. However, if you love the Pixel experience, couldn't care less about the performance, and want solid, consistent cameras, the Pixel 9 Pro XL or even the Pixel 9 Pro are solid devices.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs iPhone 16 Pro Max: Which Flagship Reigns Supreme
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In this read we have compared the all new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with the iPhone 16 Pro Max and gone over their different aspects including design, build, display, cameras, performance and battery life. This way you can learn which is the right device to pick for yourself.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra vs Galaxy S24 Ultra: What’s New?
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Samsung has finally launched the S25 Ultra today and as you may know, it isn't very different from last year's S24 Ultra. It does feature a few minor upgrades hardware-wise, like an upgraded 50 MP ultrawide snapper, Qi2 charging, and a more ergonomic design. The main differenciating factor is the Snapdragon 8 Elite in the S25 Ultra which is almost 40% faster and efficient. Other than that, we'd suggest to stick to the S24 Ultra or buy it over the S25 Ultra because it's more value for money.

Every New Galaxy AI Feature in Samsung Galaxy S25 Series
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With the release of the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung has introduced a bunch of new Galaxy AI features that have come out with these new devices and in this read, we go through each of them one of these AI functionalities one by one.

Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+, S25 Ultra Colors: Which Should You Pick?
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Samsung has released the S25 series which includes the S25, S25+ and the S25 Ultra. All these devices come in four new colors options, and in this post, we have detailed all the new colors and discussed the one's the we liked.

Galaxy Unpacked 2025: How to Watch Galaxy S25 Series Launch Live
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The Galaxy Unpacked 2025 will be held on Wednesday, January 22, and will be live-streamed at 6 PM GMT on Samsung's official website, Samsung's YouTube channel, and Samsung Newsroom. The Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra — all expected to sport Qualcomm's latest 8 Elite SoC. Samsung is also expected to give a sneak peek of other things its been working on.

One UI 7 Supported Devices: Will Your Samsung Phone Get It?
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The One UI 7 update, based on Android 15, will soon be available for Samsung devices. The new update brings significant changes to Notifications, Quick Settings, Lock screen, AI, and more. Eligible devices include Samsung smartphones and tablets released within the last two years, particularly the S and Z series, as well as select A and M series models.

What to Expect from Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked 2025 Event
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Samsung's next Galaxy Unpacked is almost upon us, and there's a lot to look forward to in the event. One of the main highlights of the events will be the Galaxy S25 series, but there's a lot more to look forward to in the event. Some of the things include One UI 7 launch, new Galaxy AI features, and upcoming device announcements.

How to Scan QR Codes on Your Google Pixel Phone
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There are many ways to scan QR codes on Google Pixel devices. Some of the best methods is by using the Pixel Camera, Lockscreen shortcut, and using the standalone Google Lens app. Besides, you can also scan a QR code using the QR code scanner Quick Setting tile and from the Google Lens option in Google Photos.

How to Record Screen on Your Google Pixel Phone
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Screen recording on a Google Pixel device is quite easy. All you need to do is tap the Screen recording tile from Quick Settings and choose if you want to record the whole screen or an app. Once done, you can stop recording by tapping the screen recording timer pill and tapping stop recording.

How to Turn Off Amber Alerts on Android
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AMBER stands for America's Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response and is used to send users alerts about missing people or children. However, if you don't want to see AMBER alerts because you find them disruptive, and want to turn them off on your Android phone, all you need to do is go to Wireless emergency alerts and turn the feature off.

How to Factory Reset Your Google Pixel Phone
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There are multiple ways to factory reset a Pixel, and each can be used depending on the context of the issue. The easiest way to do is is from Settings. You can also factory reset a Pixel from the recovery, from Find My Device, and using Android Flash Tool.

How to Lock Apps on iPhone
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With iOS 18, Apple has provided a built-in method to lock apps on iPhone. Read our guide to learn how to lock apps on iPhone, or even just lock your iPhone to use a single app.

How to Roll Back Windows 11 24H2 and Downgrade to 23H2 Safely
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If you are looking to roll back Windows 11 24H2 and return to the older 23H2 build, you can follow our detailed guide. In case, you are stuck on a black screen after installing the 24H2 update, we have a dedicated method to fix the issue right away.

How to Customize the Start Menu on Windows 11
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Windows 11 lets you move the Start menu to the left and you can also add more apps to the Start menu. However, to remove the Recommended section and apply other UI changes, you will have to use third-party apps like Windhawk, Start11 or StartAllBack.

How to Stop iPhone from Uninstalling Apps Automatically
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If you have noticed apps missing from your iPhone and you aren't the one uninstalling them, it can get annoying to have to reinstall them every time. Read our guide to find out how you can stop your iPhone from uninstalling apps automatically.

How to Use Audio Magic Eraser on Google Pixel Phones
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Google introduced Audio Magic Eraser in the Pixel 8 series and it's one of the easiest ways to fix issues like wind noise, enhance speech, and reduce the overall noise. All you need to do is go to Photos > Settings > Audio Eraser.

How to Use Apple Pencil to Navigate on iPad
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Navigating around the iPad with the Apple Pencil can seem confusing at first. However, it's actually quite easy to use the basic navigation system on an iPad even with the Apple Pencil. Except going to home screen, for that, you'll need to use a workaround. Read on to find out how you can navigate iPadOS with your Apple Pencil easily.

Synology DiskStation DS1823xs+ Review: A Future-Proof Storage Solution for Everyone
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The Synology DS1823xs+ is in for review and we did our bit to put it through its paces and craft a detailed analysis to give you a clear idea of it all. Read it all right here!

How to Customize the Taskbar in Windows 11
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While Windows 11 has decent customization options for Taskbar, for advanced customization, you will have to rely on third-party tools like Windhawk or ExplorerPatcher. Go through our tutorial to find all the customization options for the Windows 11 Taskbar.

HDMI 2.2: Everything You Need to Know
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HDMI 2.2 was recently announced at CES 2025 and here, we're discussing everything there is to know about the new standard, including key highlights, differences compared to the previous iteration, and whether you should upgrade to it or not.

What is RedNote? Meet the Chinese App Taking Over as TikTok US Ban Looms
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Amid the impending TikTok ban, Rednote is surging in the US. It's basically a TikTok clone, developed by a Sanghai-based company. Users can share short-form videos and text posts.

How to Disconnect iPhone From Mac (10 Methods)
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Don't wish to receive iPhone calls on Mac or tired of those frequent Handoff prompts? In this guide, we've mentioned 10 ways to disconnect an iPhone from a Mac.

What Does ‘Slow Charger’ Mean on iOS 18
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With iOS 18, if the software detects that your charging experience can be improved, you'll see a "Slow Charger" message in the Battery settings. Slow Charger on iOS 18 appears when you use an adapter and charging cable that do not support faster charging speeds on iPhones. Read on to find out which charger and cable combination will get you the fastest charging experience on your iPhone.

Windhawk is a Fantastic Tool to Customize Windows 11 Start Menu and Taskbar
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Windhawk is an amazing tool to customize the Start menu and Taskbar on Windows 11. Apart from UI changes, you can also modify Windows 11's behavior by installing mods. It's open-source and completely free to use.

17 Best Chromebook Games You Should Play in 2025
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ChromeOS has transitioned into a fully-fledged operating system and a lot has changed since its inception like Google adding the ability to run Android apps, Linux, and even Steam on supported Chromebooks. Some of the best games you can play on a Chromebook are Half Life 2, Hades, Dead Cells, Kandria, and Minecraft among others. You can also use Cloud Gaming platforms such as NVIDIA's GeForce NOW or Boosteroid to play games directly from a browser on a Chromebook.

10 Best Email Clients You Can Use on Windows 10 (Free & Paid)
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We have curated a list of 10 best email clients for Windows 10 that offers excellent features, tight security including encryption, and integration with many cloud storage providers. From eM Client to Mailbird, the new Outlook, and Zoho Mail, we have covered all the latest apps in this article. Go through our list to find a suitable email client for your Windows 10 PC.

10 Best Linux Text Editors You Must Try in 2025
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There's no shortage of text editors on Windows and if you think Linux is any different, you'd be wrong. Some of the best text editors on Linux are Visual Studio Code, Sublime, IntelliJ IDEA, Kate, Geany, and more mentioned in the article.

50+ Essential Linux Commands You Should Know
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The Terminal may appear intimidating to many users, but it is a powerful tool that lets you do a plethora of tasks with ease. Let's look at some of the most important Linux Terminal commands that every user should know.

How to Use Windows 11 Media Creation Tool to Create an Installation Media
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Microsoft's Windows 11 Media Creation Tool lets you create a bootable USB within minutes. It also downloads the latest Windows 11 image automatically and flashes the ISO onto the USB flash drive. You can use the USB drive to clean install Windows 11 on any PC.

How to Take a Screenshot on Android
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While the basic method to take a screenshot on an Android device has remained the same, there are other ways to take screenshots on Android. Some of them are three-finger swipe gestures, double tap, Quick Assist ball, using Gemini, and taking scrolling screenshots.

How to Turn Off Voicemail on iPhone
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Deactivating voicemail might seem complicated, but it’s actually quite simple. You can contact your network provider or tweak a few settings on your iOS device. Read on to know 4 ways to turn off voicemail on an iPhone.

How to Delete YouTube History
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In this guide, we have discussed how you can delete your YouTube watch history on the desktop website and the mobile app. We have also laid out steps to pause your YouTube watch history, set up auto delete and visit Incognito mode on the app for a similar effect.

How to Uninstall Apps and Programs on Mac (6 Methods)
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Uninstalling Mac apps can be a weirdly difficult task. Some apps can't be installed from the Launchpad, and others come with their dedicated uninstaller apps. Read our guide to learn how you can easily delete Mac apps.

How to Change the Date Format on Windows 11
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If you are stuck with an odd date format on Windows 11, you can easily change it via Windows Settings. Open Regional format under Settings to customize the date format. Besides, you can modify the date format via the Control Panel.

How to Unpair Apple Watch with or Without iPhone
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Whether you are trading in your old Apple Watch, or simply handing it over to a friend or a family member, it is essential to unpair your Apple Watch from your iPhone first. Read our guide to find out how you can unpair Apple Watch whether you have the paired iPhone with you or not.

How to Check Laptop Battery Health in Windows 11
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If you are noticing poor battery life on your Windows 11 laptop, you should check the battery health. Using a CMD command, you can quickly find the battery health of your laptop. Apart from that, you can also use apps like BatteryInfoView and BatteryMon.

How to Take Scrolling Screenshots on Any Android Device
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Capturing long or scrolling screenshots can come in really handy especially when the length of the content on the screen is too long to fit into one screenshot. Most Android UIs come with built-in scrolling screenshot feature, but if your device is old, you can use a third-party app called LongShot.

How to Recover Unsaved Word Documents on a Mac
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If you have lost a good chunk of progress on Microsoft Word, do not fret. Using the AutoRecovery folder on a Mac, you can recover unsaved Word documents. Follow our tutorial to find detailed instructions.

How to Update Your Chromebook Easily
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Updating a Chromebook is a fundamental thing but it solves a myriad of issues and also brings new features. The most basic method is to update ChromeOS from settings and then move on to updating the Linux container.

How to Turn Off iPhone Notifications on Mac?
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Don't want to receive every iPhone notification on your Mac? Read on to know how to turn off iPhone notifications on Mac.

10 Best Custom ROMs for Android You Can Install
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A custom ROM is one of the ways by which you can revive your old Phone that's no longer supported by the manufacturer. For starters, the new Evolution X, Derpfest, and Project Elixir are all great ROMs with endless customization options. However, if you want to avoid Google services and its data tracking, you could give GrapheneOS a try.