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Your Galaxy phone's camera is better than you think: Here's what you're missing (opens the original)
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I've taken a lot of photos with Samsung Galaxy phones over the years, and I've learned that getting better results isn't necessarily about having the latest camera hardware. Some of the biggest improvements I've made have come from changing the way I use the camera and taking advantage of features that are already built into the phone. Once I started paying attention to a few of the camera settings and tools Samsung gives you for free, I found myself getting consistently better photos without bu
You don't need a separate app for these 6 Android features anymore (opens the original)
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I’ve installed plenty of apps over the years simply because my phone couldn’t do something I wanted it to do. Need to identify a song? Download an app. Want to send a file to someone nearby? There was an app for that, too. But Android has come a long way, and many of those once-essential apps are no longer necessary. Modern Android phones now have built-in tools for just about everything. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our news
Your Galaxy's hidden maintenance mode keeps repair technicians out of your personal data (opens the original)
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Handing your phone over to a repair technician can be surprisingly uncomfortable. Even if you trust the person working on it, your Galaxy probably contains years' worth of photos, messages, accounts, documents, and other personal information that you don't want a stranger casually browsing. The problem is that a repair technician may need access to the device to diagnose or fix it, leaving you with an awkward choice between protecting your privacy and giving them the access they need. By creatin
3 Android privacy features that sound complicated but aren't (opens the original)
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Android gives you surprising control over your privacy and security, but some of the most useful settings are easy to overlook. The problem is that some features can sound like they're meant for people who know their way around a network or security console. If you're not particularly technical, it's tempting to leave them alone and assume they're either too complicated or already configured properly. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to rec
I ditched my spam-call app and switched to Samsung Galaxy's free alternatives (opens the original)
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Spam calls are one of those annoyances that can quickly turn from a minor inconvenience into a daily problem. A single unwanted call is easy enough to ignore, but when robocalls, sales pitches, and potential scams start interrupting you throughout the day, constantly checking your phone becomes exhausting. Installing a third-party app might seem like the obvious solution, but you may not need one at all. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to
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