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Snapdragon 835 phones under 20000

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Snapdragon 835 Snapdragon 835 is the flagship chipset from Qualcomm for the year 2017.  This chipset is used in the phones like Google pixel 2,  Oneplus 5T and Samsung Galaxy Note 8.   Phones with this chipset have infinity display  are commonly known as bezel less display.   This chipset is so powerful that it went head on head with iPhones Bionic chip.  Most of the flagship phone from 2017 used Snapdragon 835.  Below are the list of phone that uses Snapdragon 835.  Phones using Snapdragon 835 Nokia 8 Sirocco . Announced Feb 2018. Features 5.5″ P-OLED display, Snapdragon 835 chipset, Dual: 12 MP (f/1.75, 1.4 µm, OIS) + 12 MP primary camera, 5 MP front camera, 3260 mAh battery, 128 GB storage, 6 GB RAM, IP67 certified, Corning Gorilla Glass 5. LG V30s Thinq . Announced Feb 2018. Features 6.0″ P-OLED display, Snapdragon 835 chipset, Dual: 16 MP (f/1.6, 1 µm, 3-axis OIS, PDAF) + 13 MP primary camera, 5 MP front camera, 3300 mAh battery, 256 GB storage, 6 GB RAM, MIL-STD

Consider using Google GO apps if you have 1 GB or less RAM

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I have an old Lava tablet which has 1 GB of RAM. The specifications where not spectacular. I have only 8 GB of internal memory in which I have to accommodate all my apps. I will hardly get 6 GB to use it for myself. If you are one such user consider installing the following apps. The apps which I am going to mention in this post are all Google go app. With the launch of Android Oreo, Google came with set of apps which uses less memory and less space. In this post I want to compare my previous Google apps with the new Android go apps. Here I will show how much space and memory I saved by using the new Android go apps. Another advantage of using this go app is it consumes very less data. These apps are designed to run on the mobile which cost less than 5K rupees. Below are the list of Android go apps that we can download from Play Store Gmail go - lightweight version of Gmail Assistant go - similar to Siri but consumes less RAM and space Google go - Google search app which is

Phone with battery life more than 15 hours

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Initially my search was for the phone with battery life close to 2 days. After my research I found the longest time the battery backup can be is 28 hours. And the name of the phone is Lenovo P2. There can be some other phone which can cross this feat but the chances are slim. Unfortunately this phone is not available for sale. Then I found few phones  which gives battery backup close to 24 hours. But they are not powerful and it is a Samsung phone. I wanted to try something different from Samsung so I started my search again. Then I found another two phones from Oneplus but they are out of my budget. The two phones are Oneplus 5 and Oneplus 5t. Finally I found the phone which I can afford and it gives battery backup more than 15 hours. It is Motorola moto Z2 play . It is successor of Motorola Moto Z play which had phenomenal battery backup close to 24 hours (1425 minutes). How the phone is tested? To check the battery life we had play the video in 1080 p continuously and also we ha

How long does it take to charge a Samsung Level U?

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My Samsung Level U is taking around 1.5 to 2 hours depends on the remaining charge. Upon charging I will use 6 days straight for 3 to 4 hours per day usage. The charging time and battery backup will vary with device. I have spoken with other users using Samsung Level U and below is the charging time and battery backup range: Charging time - 1 hour to 3 hours. Battery Backup - 3 days to 7 days (with 3 hours per day usage) If you see above metric the least charging time is 1 hour. It all depends on how often you charge and the power supply, charger your use. If you use direct AC power supply chances are it will charge fast. If you use power bank to charge then there will be delay. Battery backup depends on the volume you use. If you use it with full volume then battery will drain faster. Also if you frequently disconnect and connect then the battery backup will be affected. It is always better to keep connected rather than connecting/disconnecting frequently. Other common q