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Eli
| 7 August, 2018
| 7 August, 2018
The reasons may vary depending on each case, but nobody can doubt that it is extremely useful to have at hand techniques to use WhatsApp without appearing online. Yes, although
Eli | 3 August, 2018
| 3 August, 2018
Whether for visual comfort or battery saving, knowing how to adjust the light of your mobile panel to the different external conditions of brightness is something that will bring benefits
Eli | 31 July, 2018
| 31 July, 2018
WhatsApp is a fantastic app for communication, but if you use two phones, one for work, one for your private life, at first it seems like you couldn’t have just
Charlotte | 5 July, 2018
| 5 July, 2018
As of December 2017, there were reportedly 1.5 billion active users on WhatsApp every month. That’s an insane figure and one which has to be taken seriously. It’s no surprise
Charlotte | 3 July, 2018
| 3 July, 2018
Ahh…good ol’ Instagram. It’s grown a lot over the years and is now a force to be reckoned with. Valuations put it in the region of $100 billion, which is pretty good
Charlotte | 13 June, 2018
| 13 June, 2018
We’ve all been there; that wonderful moment where our brand new smartphone is unveiled to us. We take it out of the box, switch it on and become transfixed at
Charlotte | 20 May, 2018
| 20 May, 2018
Facebook Messenger is the standalone application for Facebook users to communicate with each other – however there is a downside to the app; you can’t log out of it. Or
Charlotte | 8 May, 2018
| 8 May, 2018
WhatsApp Status’ are a cool addition to the social communication app which a lot of people are still struggling to understand properly. We thought we would remedy that by explaining
Charlotte | 5 April, 2018
| 5 April, 2018
Sometimes it’s nice to customize your Android device by injecting a little personality into it. That means ditching the default notification settings and adding something with a little more…umph. It’s
Charlotte | 3 April, 2018
| 3 April, 2018
Facebook emerged as one of the greatest things since sliced bread. It slowly took hold of the masses and began controlling our every move – kind of. We turn to