Saeed Wazir

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir

Microsoft Word was my go-to writing app for typing documents and stories, but I eventually moved on to Google Docs due to its simplicity and cloud-based design. Google Docs isn't bad, but I found another app that has a more streamlined design and gives me the freedom to work without invasive spelling and grammar-checking tools. I'm always looking to improve my productivity and switched to QuillSpace because it removes all distractions so I can work in peace.

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir

The numbers don't lie, and it's safe to say that Google Chrome is the world's most popular web browser despite its criticism. It gets flak for its advertisements, data collection policies, and resource usage, but still commands around 66 percent of the market. Safari is its nearest rival at around 18 percent, with others like Firefox battling it out for scraps at the table.

2 weeks ago | androidauthority.com | Saeed Wazir

I've tested countless smartphones, and the excitement of opening the box and taking the stickers off a new device never gets old. I love holding the phone for the first time to see how it fits in my hand, and can't wait to get past the pesky initial setup to test its capabilities. It usually takes a few minutes, and then I'm ready to load my apps. These days, I have certain go-to apps that I install first on any new Android phone I get.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Saeed Wazir

I just installed the iOS 26 beta — and here’s the first thing I did to make Liquid Glass betterJust like a lot of my colleagues that were tuned into the WWDC 2025 keynote, I was excited for the new iOS 26 redesign with its new Liquid Glass …

2 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Saeed Wazir

I discovered an easy way to use my old smartphone camera for CCTV surveillance and was eager to try it out. It made sense because the phone was sitting in my drawer collecting dust, saving me from spending money on a real camera or trying to convert my webcam into one. The process required little work. The only thing I needed was a free app called Alfred Security, which is easily downloadable from the Google Play Store.