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Adnan Ahmed

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Covers:  Android, Technology
Covering tech @SlashGear | Previously @AndroidPolice, @muo_official | Passionate about creating fancy tech videos

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OxygenOS 13: The 9 Best Features You Need to Try On Your OnePlus Phone

OxygenOS 13: The 9 Best Features You Need to Try On Your OnePlus Phone

Got the OxygenOS 13 update on your OnePlus phone? Here are the top features to look out for.

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What Is High-Performance Mode on Android?

What Is High-Performance Mode on Android?

A lot of Android phones come with a high-performance mode designed to improve gaming or other intensive tasks…

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The 7 Best Material You Apps for Android

The 7 Best Material You Apps for Android

Developers are updating their apps for the Material You look of Android 12. Here are best Material You apps a…

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If Your Samsung Phone Has A Shield In The Battery Icon, Here's What It Means Original

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By Adnan Ahmed Verified
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Over the years, the differences between Android and iOS have gradually narrowed. Both operating systems now support many of the same apps, offer very similar features, and often use the same UI and UX ideas for ease of use. A distinguishing factor, though, is how the two operating systems handle the status bar. It's far more informative on Android phones, giving you glanceable information about app notifications in addition to system indicators like network status and the battery percentage.
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5 Gadgets No One Wanted To Buy (And They Were Right) Original

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By Adnan Ahmed Verified
| SlashGear Verified
Every year, we see the launch of countless smartphones, audio products, televisions, and software services. We pick our favorites and go about our lives, but not every gadget is destined to catch on. Sometimes, though, certain products look like the next big thing, only to end up with poor adoption rates and eventually fade into obscurity.
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5 Gadgets No One Wanted To Buy (And They Were Right)

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By Adnan Ahmed Verified
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8 hours ago Jason Kurtz, CEO, Basware. ​AI theater may be the most expensive production in business today. The sets are elaborate, built on enterprise licenses, custom agents, innovation labs and pilot programs. The audience—boards, investors and employees—can see activity, but what's missing is the measurable …
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