The Best of SlashGear
7 most popular SlashGear articles, as voted by our community.
SlashGear on Artificial Intelligence
Apple Is Gearing Up To Make A Big AI Push In 2024
With the acquisition of an AI startup, evidence is beginning to surface of Apple's big and long-awaited push into artificial intelligence features this year.
SlashGear on Mixed Reality
Virtual Reality: why it still hasn’t taken a hold
For a technology that’s being billed by some as the next wave in computing, virtual reality, and even augmented or mixed reality, is pretty slow in coming to shore. Qualcomm just recently sang prai…
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Why You Need To Stop Closing Apps On Your Android Phone
As with blowing into Nintendo game cartridges, there's a persistent myth that closing open apps on your Android device will make it work better.
Why You Need To Stop Charging Your Android Phone To 100%
Charging your Android smartphone up to 100% or allowing it to reach dead zero charge puts stress on the device's battery. Taking it easy results in longevity.
12 Best Uses For Old Android Phones
Everyone has old cell phones sitting in their cabinet. Fortunately, there actually are a number of quite useful purposes for them.
Why You Need To Turn Your Android's Bluetooth Off When You're Not Using It
Most Android users keep their phone's Bluetooth turned on 24/7, but you may want to reconsider doing that due to the possible security risks.
Why You Need To Stop Using Instant Apps On Your Android Phone
Did you know it's possible to use Android apps on your phone without actually installing them? Google calls them instant apps. Easy to use — but should you?
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