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Matthew Sholtz

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Owner and operator @Guilty_Gamer_X. You can also find current writing at @BGR and older writing @androidpolice
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5 Google Pixel Settings That Actually Speed Up Your Phone Original

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By Matthew Sholtz Verified
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5 Google Pixel Settings That Actually Speed Up Your Phone Mashha/Shutterstock Nobody ever said designing your own mobile chip is easy, and that's something Google is learning with its in-house Tensor line used in its Pixel phones. The Tensor chips still trail the likes of Qualcomm and Apple in raw performance.
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5 Google Pixel Settings That Actually Speed Up Your Phone

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By Matthew Sholtz Verified
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5 Google Pixel Settings That Actually Speed Up Your Phone Nobody ever said designing your own mobile chip is easy, and that's something Google is learning with its in-house Tensor line used in its Pixel …
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5 Android Phone Apps You Can Safely Uninstall Original

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By Matthew Sholtz Verified
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5 Android Phone Apps You Can Safely Uninstall Vitalii Petrushenko/Getty Images There are many reasons why a phone may come with unwanted software preinstalled. Perhaps you purchased a Samsung phone that comes with a suite of software from the company, which is how the company offers features only Samsung Galaxy devices have. Or maybe you got a deal at your carrier for the latest handset and it came with a bunch of carrier bloatware.
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