Keeping up with Mobile Phones

Welcome to Everything Fortune. 😀 This is my first post of 2018 and I'd be publishing articles biweekly. 😎 It will please some of you to know that I almost titled this article ‘The return of an apple fan boy’. Do not be misguided, this article is not being written from an Apple fan boy’s perspective. As a mobile phone lover, I’m open to any mobile operating system. This would be a brief and precise article. Let us cut the chase and jump straight to the point. Here’s why I ditched the 2017 flagship from Samsung for a 2016 iPhone 7. 1.        USER EXPERIENCE Emotions while using an android and apple device cannot be the same.  User experience is not about OLED display, bezel-less screens and mouth-watering features. Android is yet to catch up on deeply understanding what users need and value. As a Galaxy S8 user, I never used half of S8 exciting features. Opening an application on an Apple device is a lot smoother and responsive. From time to time, I n

Most of us don’t know how many bells and whistles are around the iPhone hood. Let’s look at awesome things you didn’t know you could do with your iPhone. ·         Shake to Undo To undo typing even if it amounts to an entire paragraph, just give your phone a shake. Shaking your phone will result to a dialogue box which asks if you want to undo. You can click cancel if it was an accident or click the undo button. It’s enabled by default. ·         Make sure a surface level is equal The iPhone’s compass is pretty useful. If you open the compass app and swipe left, you’d find an extra feature. It’s a working level that uses the phone’s gyroscope to detect its orientation. You can do lots with it such as hanging pictures or installing shelves. It would make sure you’ve got a perfectly leveled surface. – Open your compass app and swipe left to use this feature. ·          Search your photos Having too many pictures and scrolling th

Here's the top 5 smartphones of 2018. Let's get straight to the list. 1.        APPLE IPHONE X The iPhone X is the first unique iPhone design since the original iPhone that was launched 10 years ago. It's quite pricey at £ 999 for the 64GB model and £1,149 for the 256GB model, but it’s worth the splurge. It has a large 5.8-inch front display with little bezels and no home button. The OLED panel used on the iPhone X display is manufactured by Samsung. There is a dual rear camera setup which comes with a new way to use the iPhone due to the lack of home button. The iPhone X relies on advanced facial recognition to unlock and use Apple Pay as it exceeds the functionality of Samsung’s iris scanner. Wireless charging is included just as on the Galaxy S8. The iPhone X is my most favourite because it’s the most advanced iPhone to date and offers some new experiences. It includes the learning curve behind accessing functions on the iPhone. The top-notch is not a proble