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Kashif_Javed/Shutterstock The days of having to manually change clocks are largely behind us. Just about every gadget connected to the internet will automatically detect the local time zone and set itself to the correct time, leaving only things like (some) microwaves and vehicle clocks for humans to adjust. The same is true for Android devices

Facepalm: Nothing is bringing its inaugural smartphone to the US, albeit not in the traditional sense. The London-based tech firm has announced a beta membership program for its US audience. In exchange for $299, members will receive a final model of the Phone (1) featuring 8GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard storage (the same

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American rapper, Meek Mill, has petitioned the Inspector General of Police, Dr George Akuffo Dampare, to release the suspected pickpocket who allegedly stole his phone. According to Meek, he doesn’t need anyone to be jailed over his phone going missing! The rapper is in Ghana for some business and pleasure and was welcomed to the

Prostock-studio/Shutterstock Android is designed to be inherently secure — primarily because of its sandbox approach to processes and file management. Apps run in isolated environments, so they can't see or access other apps or services (via Android). You have to grant access and permissions expressly for that to happen (which is why it's a good