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The Galaxy S7 Edge may have just made me a Samsung convert

Historically, I’ve had a begrudging respect for Samsung flagships. I can objectively acknowledge the company makes very good, extremely popular phones, but I’ve never felt that the Korean manufacturer got everything right in a Galaxy S device. I’m not the easiest person to please, admittedly, but I’m finding myself irresistibly drawn to the  Galaxy S7 Edge  like never before. Don’t miss:  all the biggest highlights of  MWC 2016 With every previous Galaxy S phone I’ve always found a few too many decisions I didn’t like, missing features I desperately wanted or gimmicky add-ons I saw no use in. Despite the way the world fawned over the  Galaxy S6 Edge , even it didn’t tickle my fancy because I thought it was largely unnecessary. The edge was new but it had no real purpose. If anything, I thought the S6 was the better option. The S6 Edge felt awkward with that sharp edge on the back, had a largely useless edge display, had dropped three popular Samsung features found

How to use your Android smartphone as remote mouse and keyboard for your PC

here is how you can connect your PC/laptop with your Android Smartphone/tablet with it either as a keyboard or mouse. Android OS has the entire domain use of mobile phones in a short period of time. Since it is always fun to do great things with your smartphone, we are presenting a new way to use your Android Smartphone/Tablet. This is like a keyboard or mouse for your PC. Before we start, you need to know this "This process only works with Intel-based PCs". Now all you have to Android remote keyboard app and software. How to set up Intel Remote Keyboard Download Intel Remote Keyboard on your Android device or tablet. Download and install the Intel Remote Keyboard host on your Windows PC. You will need to choose x86 or x64 depending on their windows. If you are not sure what you are, there are four simple ways to know if you are on a 64-bit version of Windows. ( Important : Make Sure Your Android and Windows devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.)

Google released a gold Nexus 6P

if you had difficulties picking between the light and dark Nexus 6P -options, here comes a golden variant to some color and the thing a little more complicated. The gold Nexus 6P was actually shown below the pre-release leaks from Google's flagship Android smartphone in the last year, but it was not under the color options are offered for the first rollout. Google is now Add to Google Store Service Plan, with the 32GB model costs $499 and the 64 GB gold 6P come at $549. Unfortunately there is no 128GB option not yet. gold Nexus 6P Specs As the already available aluminum, graphite, frost and variants, the gold Nexus 6P is Google's Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS on a 5.7-inch high-resolution AMOLED display. It has a wonderful antirrhinum 810 processor and is with 3GB of RAM, a 12-megapixel camera and the excellent Nexus Imprint fingerprint sensor. Measurement of 7.3mm thick and weighs 178g, it also has a 3.45 0mAh battery and uses the new USB connector C instead of the co