Sanuj Bhatia

1 week ago | pocket-lint.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Rumored iPhone 17 design changes seem underwhelming, with no major overhaul expected this year. A thinner iPhone 17 Air may not be necessary and could lead to compromises like reduced battery life and durability. Apple's slow progress in delivering AI features and minor battery/camera updates may not make the iPhone 17 lineup exciting. Apple arguably makes some of the best and most reliable smartphones on the market.

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Despite being around for a few years now, foldable phones still come with issues, including durability, mediocre cameras, and average battery life. But after actually using a foldable that gets most things right, I don't feel like I'm going to miss my slab phone anytime soon. This Foldable's Design Actually Makes Sense Book-style foldables, like the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, have long struggled with one major issue: thickness and bulk.

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

The best part about being in the Android ecosystem is its flexibility. Unlike the competition (looking at you, Apple), Android gives you the freedom to use different form factors. You have options from standard slab phones to flip phones and book-style foldables that unfold into a tablet-like experience, such as the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Pixel 9 Pro Fold. These foldable phones offer plenty of screen space, making it easy to multitask and run apps side by side.

1 week ago | androidpolice.com | Sanuj Bhatia

While most Android OEMs, like Motorola and OnePlus, rely on Google apps for most of the default experiences, Samsung continues to ship Galaxy smartphones with its own apps. And frankly, many of Samsung's apps are so good that even Google cannot match them. That said, Samsung does not ship Galaxy phones with every app it makes. There are plenty of useful Samsung apps that many users are not aware of simply because they do not come preinstalled on their device.

1 week ago | makeuseof.com | Sanuj Bhatia

Most Android smartphones today support some form of fast charging, but in the US, many devices still ship with large batteries that lack true fast charging support. That's why I prioritize fast charging over battery capacity when choosing a new smartphone. 4 Fast Charging Is Just More Convenient Phones with 5,000 or even 6,000 mAh batteries are great, since most of them last through a full day of use, even for heavy users.