Less than two weeks after Itel announced their first Android Oreo (Go Edition) powered device, the Itel A32F, Tecno is rumored to be preparing to launch Tecno Spark 2. I’ve not been able to find an official statement from Tecno so this is pretty much word on the street. Android Oreo (Go Edition) is lightweight
Rumors of a Tecno Spark 2 surface: Android Oreo (Go Edition) + Face Unlock Read More »
Our free online Tech. support community (Hovatek Forum) has hit the 100,000+ members milestone. We wish to thank all our loyal fans for supporting this project. You guys have made it really worth the effort and we’ll keep giving our best. The past few months have been quite hectic for us as we’ve been working
We’ve reached 100,000+ forum members Read More »
Less than two months after Itel announced its first Qualcomm Snapdragon phone (Itel S42), it has launched the Itel A32F which is an Android Oreo (Go Edition) powered device. If any brand needs Go Edition, Itel is definitely that brand. This is because they primarily target the entry level market and what better way to
Itel announces the Itel A32F Read More »
Yesterday, Google announced their new paid cloud storage service called Google One. Its going to replace Google Drive paid plans in the coming months starting with subscribers in the United States before filtering to other countries. Existing paid Google Drive subscribers will be automatically upgraded to Google One. What’s different about Google One? Google One
Google One soon to replace Google Drive paid plans Read More »
If you’ve been getting the Your connection is not private or Certificate not trusted error while trying to access our website then please, do not be alarmed. We’ve been working on some optimizations to improve the user experience on our website. One of them involved our SSL (HTTPS) certificate on Cloudflare. The https is that
We’re aware of the “Your connection is not private” error on our website Read More »
Twitter yesterday announced that they’d discovered and fixed a bug which stored users passwords (in plain text) in an internal log. Here’s an excerpt from the announcement: We mask passwords through a process called hashing using a function known as bcrypt, which replaces the actual password with a random set of numbers and letters that
You should change your Twitter password right now! Read More »