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Introduction The smartphone market overflows with options, from years-old handsets to gleaming new flagships. Consequently, picking the perfect one can quickly turn into a head-scratching ordeal. Key Considerations Price You should not sell a kidney for a mobile phone! Plus, the pursuit of the latest flagship phone can be a never-ending cycle. While manufacturer are packing in better specifications for mid-range phones to compete with flagships, their prices are going up. Hence, if you are on a tight budget, focus on your essential needs and avoid unnecessary bells and whistles. Processor speed Suggestion: Midrange or flagship for average users. A mid-range processor is typically adequate for everyday tasks, unless you frequently engage in high-end gaming or intensive video or photo editing. While AnTuTu Benchmark can be a helpful tool for comparing raw processor power, it is crucial to remember that overheating is a major concern. A good thermal cooling system is absolutely key for ma...

Introduction In today's hyper-connected world, our smartphones are our lifelines. We rely on them for everything from communication and entertainment to work and navigation. This reliance essentially makes power banks an indispensable accessory, especially for smartphones with limited battery capacity or those experiencing diminished battery performance due to age. Key Considerations When Choosing a Power Bank A power bank is a portable rechargeable battery used to charge your electronic devices on the go. They come in a wide range of sizes, capacities, and features, making careful consideration crucial when making a purchase. Price Generally, power banks with higher capacities and more advanced features tend to be more expensive. Balancing your budget with your power needs is essential. Battery Capacity A power bank's capacity, measured in milliampere-hours (mAh), indicates the amount of charge it can store. Capacities typically range from 5,000 to 30,000 mAh or even higher f...

Introduction A SIM card, or Subscriber Identity Module, is a small, removable card that stores your mobile phone's information and connects it to your mobile network. Crucially, it contains a unique identifier, the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI), which identifies you to the network and enables you to connect to its services. This allows calls to reach the correct user across different devices. SIM cards are therefore essential for modern mobile communication. Traditionally, before the widespread availability of external SD cards and large internal memory, SIM cards, despite their limited storage, were used to store contact numbers (up to approximately 250). This allowed users to easily transfer their phone books when switching phones by simply swapping the SIM card. With the advent of cloud contact syncing services like Google Contacts, this function is less commonly used, though it remains available. Types of SIM Cards Over the years, SIM card sizes have been red...

Introduction Undoubtedly, the iPhone 14 is the most expensive phone I have ever owned. Consequently, I wish that it can last for as many as years as possible, but its battery inevitably degrade with use. Tips to Preserve Phone Battery I look up the internet for information on preserving battery life and extending battery lifespan. Some practical tips include Enabling auto-brightness to prevent unnecessary power consumption. Managing background app refresh. Disabling location services, Bluetooth or mobile data when not needed Regularly updating software for battery optimization. Maintaining battery levels between 20% and 80% to avoid shutdowns or overcharging. Avoid charging or leaving the phone in hot environments for extended periods of time. iPhone Battery Reminder Automation To minimise the risk of forgetting to unplug iPhone once it reaches the desired charge, it is handy to set up an automation reminder. Open the Shortcuts app on your iPhone and tap Automation . Create a Personal...

Introduction I vividly recall the initial launch of the thousand-ringgit iPad in 2010 , which was met with cautious optimism. Many viewed it as an affordable gateway to the next-generation touchscreen experience. However, the subsequent rise of affordable Android smartphones dramatically shifted consumer preferences , as people found smartphones more convenient and cost-effective for screen consumption. The Decline of the Tablet Despite a wide range of options, the tablet market continues to struggle. Consumers have become increasingly accustomed to the convenience of consuming content on the smaller screens of smartphones. Initially positioned as a more affordable and portable alternative to laptops, tablets now face stiff competition. While tablets retain their advantages in weight and portability, newer laptops have become slimmer and lighter due to the removal of traditional components like DVD drives and HDMI ports. Ironically, advancements in mobile processors, intended to enhanc...