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You are buying a new phone and you don't know where to start, what to pay attention to, what is good and what is not…? Stay tuned to this article and find out all about it. Introduction I have been following the world of mobile phones for many years, from the appearance of the first Android until today. I follow the market, novelties, innovations, company actions, ups, and downs… When I buy a phone for myself, this process can take several months or even a year, and I will explain why.

Netflix has been available in Serbia for some time, but what turns many off from this service is the lack of Serbian translations. The closest alternative is Croatian translations, but they are not so common either. Therefore, in this article, I am writing instructions on how to watch Netflix content with any translation!

Last year I wrote an article on how to unlock any Android phone if you forgot your PIN, password, or Pattern… but this method only works if you have the "Find my device" application. I didn't have one, so I looked for another solution. Luckily I have a Samsung phone because Samsung offers to unlock the device remotely! In fact, it offers locking, unlocking, locating, deleting, and backing up your phone over the internet, in a few clicks.

eSIM is not new in the world, it has been there for some time, but few people understand what it is. In talking to people around me, I realized that many have never heard of it. In this article, I will explain, as always, as easily as possible what eSIM is and how it works.

Many users still complain about the size of SIM (subscriber identification module) cards. Which one goes on the phone? Can it be shortened? Can a smaller one into a larger slot? Although we are slowly switching to eSIM (more on this in this article ), we still use classic SIM cards. Newer phones usually require a Nano sizes, but operators issue SIM cards in all sizes. More precisely, now SIM cards are made so that the user can choose the size immediately, and later change it if necessary. More on that at the end of the article.

Notch is the biggest flaw of smartphones today - period. For the vast majority of users, this is the main reason why they do not buy a phone, as well as for me. But Samsung has found a solution. True, Notch is only a transitional solution until companies find a way to place all the components on the front under the screen. Users demanded bigger and bigger screens, and smaller and smaller phones, so Notch was the only solution. Although it is present in many smartphones today, it is not generally accepted. Moreover, it is considered a flaw . Of course, the phone manufacturers told the story and tried to convince the users that Notch was ok, and many accepted that, and the others can't wait for that era to pass.

No,  the Oukitel OK6000 Plus is not a phone with the best specs you can find today, and otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it. But this phone has a battery of 6080mAh ! As for the specifications , a completely average phone: 5.5 ″ 1080p screen, 64GB of internal memory, 4GB of RAM , MediaTek MT6750T 1.5GHz Octa-Core A53 processor with LTE support, fingerprint reader, support for 2 SIM cards, fast charging 12V / 2A, 16MP camera with f/2.0 aperture, and has a 3.5mm headphone jack - bravo! On the Aliexpress page of this phone, you can find a more detailed specification - link . So, a completely average specification, not so bad, and nothing special.

According to ESET, Russian hackers use malware that can survive on a Windows computer even after a complete reinstallation of the system. The company discovered malware called " Lojax " that comes from a hacker group known as " Fancy Bear ". Malware crawls security shields (such as antivirus software) by mimicking the behavior of the LoJack tool. This tool protects your computer from theft, which means that it is definitely difficult to remove from your computer.

Almost every day on the Internet we can read the news that a new phone with great features has appeared. Each subsequent phone is even better than the previous one. After a while, users may lose track of what's happening in the world of phones. And what if we need a new phone? Which ones to take? Which is the best? But most importantly: who has everything I need ?

In the last few years, the fingerprint sensor in smartphones has become standard. We could divide the phones into two groups : 1. fingerprint sensor on the back, 2. fingerprint sensor on the front of the phone (there is a small percentage of phones on the side). I never took the phones from the first group into consideration when buying.

You may have seen on the Internet that somewhere in the specification of the phone you see the abbreviation " SOT ", so it was not clear to you what it was. In fact, the answer is very simple: " Screen On Time ". You can find out the SOT information only from the phone users themselves, for example on forums, blogs, comments on social networks, etc. The reason for that is that the manufacturer himself cannot, or does not want to, write how much the SOT is.