Author: Bilal

Google-backed Indian hyperlocal delivery service Dunzo said it suffered a data breach that left customer data including email IDs and phone numbers exposed. Dunzo provides pick up and deliver services in over seven cities in India. Given the majority of India’s business relies on offline commerce, through Dunzo, you can ask a delivery person to … Continue reading Google-backed Indian delivery startup Dunzo suffers data breach Continue Reading →

Google-backed Indian hyperlocal delivery service Dunzo said it suffered a data breach that left customer data including email IDs and phone numbers exposed. Dunzo provides pick up and deliver services in over seven cities in India. Given the majority of India’s business relies on offline commerce, through Dunzo, you can ask a delivery person to … Continue reading Google-backed Indian delivery startup Dunzo suffers data breach Continue Reading →

Easy website creation for visual builders is the calling card of this Sparkle Pro Website Builder lifetime subscription offer. Website builder apps have a tough job. They need a robust set of cutting edge features and customization options to keep web development pros happy, while being simple enough that a first-time user can get a … Continue reading Build beautiful and fast sites with this intuitive website builder Continue Reading →

Microsoft expects the update to be sent out to affected devices within a few weeks. tion, that bug affected a range of devices, including some of Microsoft’s recently introduced Surface hardware. “Affected devices will have more than one Always On, Always Connected capable network adapter, such as the Microsoft Surface Pro 7 and Microsoft Surface Laptop 3, … Continue reading Microsoft’s Surface devices are now receiving the Windows 10 May 2020 Update (Update: not yet) Continue Reading →

This year, Apple is expected to launch more iPhones than it ever has before. We’ve already seen the iPhone SE and now it seems there will be no less than four iPhone 12 models launched later this Fall. While the expected number of iPhone 12 devices is certainly notable, the iPhone 12 sizes are also interesting. According to rumors, … Continue reading iPhone 12 sizes: If Apple gives us small phones then so should Android Continue Reading →

Rumors abound that Apple and Samsung are preparing to sell their next-gen premium smartphones without a charger in the box. At face value, $1,000+ flagships sold without a charger is pretty unthinkable. Just another example on an industry charging more for less (RIP, headphone jack) and ripping us consumers off. However, I’ve come around to a … Continue reading The case against bundled phone chargers Continue Reading →

First up in our Best of Android Mid-2020 series is the best smartphones for audio. While this might be our most-popular Best of Android series article in years past, we’ve reached a point where performance matters much less than features, as even the cheapest phones on the market are generally capable of providing you with great audio. … Continue reading Best of Android Mid-2020: Audio Continue Reading →

We like the Sony Xperia 1 II. In a departure from previous phones, Sony decided to implement some continuity with their latest phone and their popular camera lines. No, that doesn’t mean there is a monster camera sensor on the new Sony Xperia 1 II, but there are some serious controls for the three 12MP sensors … Continue reading This week in Android: Sony Xperia 1 II review, OnePlus 8 giveaway Continue Reading →

Dual SIM technology is expected in many phones these days, owing to its sheer variety of use cases. A dual SIM phone allows you to easily take advantage of data/texting/calling promotions on various networks, it lets you use a foreign SIM when traveling without having to give up your local SIM, and you can have separate … Continue reading Dual SIM 5G phones: What’s the deal with 5G+5G technology? Continue Reading →

It used to be the case that many Android phones had bad Android skins. From Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and even smartphone kingpin Samsung, it seemed like phone brands couldn’t resist turning stock Android into a visually unappealing, inconsistent, stuttering mess in the early years of Android. Sure, many of these Android skins also introduced new features that … Continue reading Are there any truly bad Android skins still out there today? Continue Reading →