There is a market for people who want just a basic phone, especially in a harsh working environment. Construction workers, oil riggers, and farmers come to mind. These people want a phone that is mostly for calls or use it as a walkie-talkie. But when the need arises they want access to the internet and Google Play Store apps. CAT S22 Flip is a phone for these people in mind. Bullitt group sent AndroidHeadlines the CAT S22 Flip for review....
Now, there are plenty of reasons why anybody would want to use your voice to type — in Google Docs or elsewhere. For instance, if you’re busy and don’t have time to sit down and type, you might be able to multitask for the bulk of that work. Coming back to manually edit your work later. Or maybe you’ve got some other reason why you can’t use your hands to type....
Yes, this device does come without Google services, and if you’re reliant on Google, this is probably not a phone for you. If you can live without Google services, well, then you should read on. The Huawei P50 Pro does have a lot to offer, in a number of ways. It not only has a great design, it’s large, but not too large, while it also looks quite premium and it’s a joy to hold....
Notably, as per a Twitter post (via PhoneArena) by app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi, Instagram was spotted testing a cool new feature. This feature is called ‘Edit Grid’ and it appears inside the profile settings menu. Paluzzi posted a couple of images about the new Instagram ‘Edit Grid’ feature, which shows the functionality in action. According to Paluzzi, the edit grid option allows you to edit the profile grid and rearrange the posts in any order that you like....
It is important to note that the security update for the OnePlus 9 series phones adds a bunch of bug fixes, which users have been facing since the arrival of the Android 12 update. For the OnePlus Nord CE, the January 2022 security update bumps the security patch level to January 1, 2022. It also improves the system’s stability and performance. Further, it adds 5G support for devices in Qatar and Hong Kong....
