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In the smart way of living, Smartphone has become the best buddy with which you would like to share everything. But what do you do when you lose it? There are some apps that help users in finding their lost Android smartphones. Here below are some of the best apps given which will help you to track your companion (Android devices) in case it gets lost or stolen. There should be two must-have features namely photo clicking via camera and getting recent call logs. Hopefully, these following apps will be useful for you to locate your device: 1. Prey Anti-Theft It is an excellent anti-theft application for the number of devices like iOS, Android, and even Windows. You need to send the message with text ”GO PREY” for tracking your lost devices. Or, you can just visit the control panel bar and point out the missing device. When you are done with this, then you will get some features like GPS positioning, capturing images, locking down the device and more. The basic version has the li...

The year 2018 has come and gone. However, it left us with a ton of excellent products to play with. We already did our best Android phones of the year. Now, it’s time to do the best Android apps from 2018 as well. It was a solid year for new apps. We saw a big push in new launchers, security apps, and browsers. There were also a couple of keyboards and even a new game console emulator. It’s always nice to have such a varied list. This year also features fewer Google apps than in prior years and that’s encouraging as well. The list is quite long, so let’s just get right into it. This was narrowed down from a total list of over 120 apps. Here are the best Android apps from the year 2018! Robert Coleman  is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Robert has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as  office.com/setup Source –  https://www.androidauthority.co...

We, humans, consider ourselves the most intellectual animal, doing anything thinking that it is good and absolutely correct, but the outcome of whatever we do sometimes produce very wrong results. This teaches us that even after being the most intelligent biped animal, we are fallible. What if there comes something which can point out your mistakes, so it can give you a negligible chance to be wrong. In computers, there is a software program by the name of autocorrect which automatically makes or suggests corrections for mistakes in spelling and grammar. The following method will teach you how to turn off Autocorrect on smartphone and tablets. Method 1. On iOS devices Launch iOS devices setting. Hit the Setting application icon, it looks like a set of gears on a grey box. Pull down and hit General. The user can locate this option very near to the top of the Setting page. Pull down and hit the keyboard. The user can see this just middle of the General page. Hit the green “Aut...