The Droid Guy

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  • Apr 14, 2024 | thedroidguy.com | George Tsay

    In today’s digital age, concerns about online security and privacy are more prevalent than ever. If you think that simply clearing your internet history is enough to protect your privacy, think again. Your online activity is still stored and can be accessed by various entities.

  • Apr 8, 2024 | thedroidguy.com | George Tsay

    In a recent Twitter thread, JR Urbane Network (@JRUrbaneNetwork) shared a fascinating account of their experience with China’s innovative EV battery swapping technology. This groundbreaking solution is transforming the way EV owners, particularly in the taxi industry, approach battery management and vehicle uptime. During a trip to Zhangjiajie, JR Urbane Network encountered a taxi driver who asked, “oh you’re early, can I change my taxi’s battery?

  • Mar 22, 2024 | thedroidguy.com | Harold Hisona

    Ghost touches are a frustrating phenomenon where your Samsung Galaxy S24 registers input on the screen seemingly without your touch. This can lead to apps opening on their own, random text appearing during typing, and other unintended actions. Here’s a breakdown of why this may happen:App Malfunctions: Poorly coded or buggy apps can sometimes interfere with the S24’s touchscreen functionality, leading to phantom touches.

  • Mar 22, 2024 | thedroidguy.com | Harold Hisona

    Your Galaxy S24 might be stuck on a black screen due to a software crash, caused by a misbehaving app or a system glitch. A completely drained battery can also prevent your phone from turning on. In some cases, physical damage to the display or internal components might be responsible for the black screen issue. System Crash: Software conflicts or a corrupted operating system can lead to a system crash, resulting in an unresponsive black screen.

  • Feb 26, 2024 | thedroidguy.com | George Tsay

    Google has announced that it will be discontinuing its Google Pay app in the United States starting on June 4th, 2024. The move comes as part of an effort by Google to simplify and unify its payment offerings under the Google Wallet app. This change will impact how users access and manage payments on their Android devices. Google Pay was launched in 2015 as a rebranding of Google’s previous digital wallet service Google Wallet.

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