Launching today exclusively on Cricket is the Alcatel Onyx, a feature-packed phone that won’t drain your wallet. With a price of only $120 you might be surprised the Onyx packs in some premium features such as a dual camera with portrait mode, fingerprint scanner, and face unlock.
Along with all of these extras the Onyx is backed by a quad-core 1.5GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 5.5-inch 18:9 HD+ display. The 13MP + 2MP camera setup on the back not only features a portrait mode but also a night mode to help your low light photos look their best.
To ensure all your selfies come out great in any light, the 5MP camera on the front includes a screen flash option. Thankfully, with all this photo taking the Alcatel Onyx includes 32GB of internal storage as well as microSD card slot for expansion.
There is also a generous 3000mAh battery inside allowing the Onyx to last up to two days with mixed use. Which is great news when you’re on the go, but also because the Alcatel Onyx is still using the old micro USB standard.
The Alcatel Onyx runs Android Oreo 8.1 and is available starting today in Suede Black for $120 exclusively from Cricket Wireless. It might not be as impressive as some flagship phones out there but it packs a lot in for those of us on a budget.
Next, you need to choose a layout for the presentation of news. There are three different layouts: magazine, list, or large cards. Magazine is the default, and it shows a combination of large and small cells.
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Something very nice is that Palabre has a section called “Similar content,” which is exactly that. I don’t know how it determines that an article is similar to another, but it is something nice to have regardless.
Syncing deals with the automatic background syncing of the app. You can set it to as short as 15 minutes or as long as 16 hours. There is also an option to turn it off altogether, or only doing it on WiFi.
If your favorite app does not have a lite version, you can use the web app of it – if available. These can be run on the browser on your device and do not need any additional app to work. Many web apps also come with a lot of features that are present in their standalone apps and even sends you notifications and updates.
If there is an app in that list that you don’t use that frequently or something which you can replace with a web app or a lite version, uninstall it immediately. You can also consider uninstalling some of the less used or unused apps on your device as some of these apps tend to run in the background constantly even if you are not using them, thus impacting your battery life.
This option will restrict the service to only use the GPS information to determine your location instead of making use of the WiFi, bluetooth and other services on your device. Additionally, you can also disable the WiFi and Bluetooth scanning options under the location accuracy settings on your device to further improve your device’s battery life.
If you have played Guitar Hero/Rock Band, or even Tap Tap Revenge all those years ago, then you’ll feel right at home in Tiles Hop.
This endless mode is more fun than the normal mode because tiles start to move around instead of always keeping their position, which increases the difficulty dramatically. This, added to the already fast speed of the song at this point makes this mode challenging but very rewarding. It’s a nice way of breaking the monotony.
Although the game can be played without paying a single cent, it could be a very frustrating experience. After each session, the game throws a full-screen ad at you. Also, in order to unlock some songs, you need to watch a full-screen ad without skip.
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This charming little clock from Lenovo is the modern alarm clock I’ve been wishing for. It features a 4-inch display, physical controls, a speaker, Google Assistant integration, and even a USB port to charge your phone. The 
The Nubia Red Magic Mars is an affordable gaming phone from ZTE’s sister brand Nubia. This phone is packing some serious specs with a Snapdragon 845, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a 3800mAh battery for only $400. That will be music to many consumer’s ears when compared to the outrageous prices we’ve seen in the smartphone industry lately.
Jabra is jumping into the premium noise canceling over-ear headphone market and our ears are ready. With several microphones tuned for canceling out noise around you, Jabra expects the Elite 85h to outperform the other major players.