This is the era of mobile phones, it can be seen in the hands of almost anyone and everyone. The word everyone can be used in a wider sense today, since it can be said that it  includes children that are below the age of five years. Telecom has become a part of the household in almost every house, irrespective of the family’s income.

When we have a smartphone with us or when we plan to buy a Smartphone, one of the most basic aspects we are all looking for is a long battery life that will last through the day at the minimum. It is indeed a pain to be travelling around with low battery and having to charge it frequently using a charger or a power bank.

Deciding which smartphone to spend money on might be a tough thing, considering we have to look through thousands of aspects through our many choices to finalize on one. One of the most important aspect of a smartphone, which a majority of the populace looks for is the battery life.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 5; Nougat update has begun to roll out, and it is true that you might be tempted to install it the minute it arrives. While it isn’t wrong, the question is, should you really do it? While some might install it right away and others might want to wait, this article will help Samsung Galaxy Note 5 users make an informed decision.

At first sight, the comparison between Samsung Galaxy S3 and Samsung Galaxy S7 seems to be somewhat of a joke – after all, we’re comparing one of the current giants from the Samsung stable (even though it released a year back in March 2016) to one of Samsung’s older, albeit great phones that released way back in May 2012.

Although the hype and hoopla around the sleek cell phone Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is understandable, do not write off Samsung Galaxy Note 5 yet. The nifty phone has a whole plethora of features that makes it quite unmatchable. So, the big question is, if you already own a Galaxy Note 5, should you go in for the Galaxy Note 7 or not?