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4 days ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
The latest Galaxy S25 Edge is Samsung's thinnest phone yet, designed for users who prioritize ergonomics. However, it's priced close to the S25 Ultra, which delivers the absolute best that Samsung has to offer. If you're considering getting the Edge, it's wise to compare it with the Ultra to know all of what you're gaining and what you'd miss out on.
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4 days ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
I don't need to remind you why losing your phone sucks, but I do need to remind you of the plethora of security features you're not using on your Samsung phone that can help prevent theft and data loss. This is your complete guide on how to maximize security on Galaxy.
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1 week ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
Compact and lightweight designs hinder fitting bigger batteries in wireless earbuds. Cases default to charging earbuds until full which damages their battery chemistry over time, accelerating degradation. Lack of battery health features common in smartphones, and rare battery replacements contribute to short earbud lifespan. Ever since Apple removed the headphone jack and introduced AirPods in 2016, wireless earbuds have become a must-have accessory.
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1 week ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
Good Lock is Samsung's very own customization suite, designed to help you make your Galaxy phone truly yours. That said, Good Lock is not just a collection of cosmetic features; it also contains tools that add to the overall functionality of your device. Add a Back-Tap Gesture to Do More Tasks If you've ever found yourself envying that your Samsung phone doesn't have a customizable Action Button like the one found on iPhones, this feature is for you.
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2 weeks ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
Trading in your old phone when upgrading to a new one is a quick, hassle-free way to reduce the effective price of the latter. But you're far more likely to get better value if you take the time to sell the device via a second-hand marketplace. Follow these tips to maximize your phone's resale value.
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2 weeks ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
I've been a Samsung user for a long time, and it has allowed me to get familiar with many of the lesser-known multitasking features and gestures that One UI has to offer, and use them alongside features already present on Android. Here are some of the best ones I think you should start using right away. Open Edge Panel Apps in Split-Screen View Split-screen mode has been a feature on Android for nearly a decade, whereby you can open two apps simultaneously to get more done faster.
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3 weeks ago | 
makeuseof.com | Ayush Jalan
Buying your first foldable phone is a big step, and you're probably excited to experience a new form factor after using boring glass slabs for years. But before you press the buy button, there are some things you should consider to know exactly what you're really getting into. 6 Are You Buying It for Leverage or Luxury?
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3 weeks ago | 
makeuseof.com | Ayush Jalan
The smartphone spec race is not over yet—companies still routinely boast about benchmark scores, fast charging speeds, peak brightness, and the number of megapixels in smartphone cameras. As much as we love talking about new features, there are some things far more important than flashy specs. People don't upgrade their phones nearly as frequently as they did a decade ago, partly because durability is no longer a problem. We're now at a point where yearly or biennial upgrades don't make sense.
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3 weeks ago | 
howtogeek.com | Ayush Jalan
For a long time, the dominant narrative for why mobile games sucked was that phones are simply not powerful enough to run high-end games. But we're now at a point where flagship phones are more capable than older gaming consoles, so why has mobile gaming not kept pace? Most People Don't Buy High-End Flagships Modern flagships like the iPhone 16 Pro and the Galaxy S25 Ultra are more powerful than consoles like the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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1 month ago | 
makeuseof.com | Ayush Jalan
Standardized Specs Mean Less Confusion for Non-Savvy Buyers Buying a phone is arguably less of a hassle today than it was a couple of years ago. That's because many features that were then considered innovations and only found on select models are now standard. This means the average buyer, who isn't as tech-savvy, doesn't have to worry about their phone missing any essential features.
