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These are two different species of smartphones. Each has its pros and cons. The user should decide what suits best for their requirements. Apple’s iPhones have come a long way since the rounded, plastic-backed iPhone first released in 2007. Newer models like the iPhone X, XS and XS Max now take on a sleeker glass design with a stainless steel band connecting the front and back. Apple also decided to rid itself of the home button, which doubled as a fingerprint sensor, to provide an edge-to-edge display with only a small bezel at the top of the screen. Software: What’s the use of a hardware with the best specs without the tools to run it. Sorry Samsung, this is where you loose out. iOS, hands down is the winner by light years. It’s easy to use, complemented by its ability to hang a ‘little less’ ( iOS 11 is the worst update I’ve seen) than Android makes it MY favourite. Winner: Apple CAMERA For most people taking casual snapshots, both Samsung and Apple offer photo quality that is good ...

For instance, we cannot fail to thank the developers for their significant improvement on the evolution of the 5G network, which is enabling faster data transfer and streaming. However, its development has come with a lot of worrying factors on health wellbeing of individuals. Many scientists have gone ahead to state that its inauguration and further development should be halted due to its high radiation effect on human beings. 5G, the next generation of cellular technology for the next generation of smartphones, is imminent. And with it, there’s concern about the health risk of this new, more powerful network. How worried should you be about the coming 5G healthpocalypse? What Is 5G?   5G has been hyped for a few years, but this is the year that carriers begin the process of rolling out the new wireless standard. AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have all started to deploy their networks in the first half of the year, though widespread availability is still a year or more away. 5G wil...

You’ll probably hear the same tips over and over and over again. Them being: create good content (duh!), share on social media (have you seen all these Facebook groups lynching self-promo? I have!) and so on and so forth. here’s my tip: Go. Interact. With others. Yup, whether you’re a social person or not, you’ve got to network. You’ve got to meet people, talk to people and make people remember you. Blogging networking is a thing because it will always render results, unlike - for example - changing Facebook algorithms. Many new bloggers do not start an email list from day-1. Much of your monetization depends on your email list. So the sooner you get that going, even if you don’t know how the list will come in handy in the future, the better it is for your blog. You’ll thank yourself later! Forget about promotion.  While this is your main goal, you’re not going to walk around repeating that you’ve got a blog like a broken record. Find 10 bloggers with an established audience. They...