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How to Fix Bad Photos w/ Photo Editor Pro on Galaxy Note 8/S8/S8+!

For those of you who may have took bad photos like all of us will do at some point in our life(or do it more often), here’s how to easily fix terrible, bad photos with blown-out highlights or too-dark scenes. If you have Galaxy Note 8, S8, or S8+ you can use the Photo Editor Pro which has load of options and customization just like Photoshop but better optimized for phones.

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How to Convert Android into iPhone X w/ “the notch”!

If you absolutely want to convert your Android smartphone into iPhone X, there’s an easy way using the XOutOf10 app for Android.  With this app, you will no longer have ability to check all of your notifications nevermind checking how much battery percentage you have left.  Best of all, you can even get the notch for your forehead which will fully convince your friends that you indeed have an iPhone X not Android.  Now, we advise you use caution when using this conversion method as you may end up picking up a lot of girls.  This app works on all Android smartphones so definitely give it a go and let us know if you are able to trick people into thinking you have iPhone X.

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How to Take Better Photos w/ Google HDR+ Camera APK!

For those of you who want to take better photos with your Android smartphone, you can now use the full power of Google Camera HDR+ with a modded version of Google HDR+ Camera APK.  Now, this modded version ONLY works on devices running Snapdragon 820, 821, and 835.  That means you can use it on Samsung devices like Galaxy S7, S7 Edge, S8, S8 Plus, Note 7, and Note 8 with Snapdragon processor.  Exynos models are not supported yet.  Also this Google HDR+ Camera APK works on stock and rooted phones, no root required!  For LG, you should work on LG G5, G6, V20, and V30.  If you have a phone you are not sure about, you can try googling its specs first.  I’ve tested the APK on my Galaxy Note 8, LG V30, and V20, all of them work GREAT!

So, the biggest question of the day, does it really improve your photos with Google HDR+ Camera?
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How to Install Android 8.0 Oreo on Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P/5X! [Video Tutorial]

In this video I show you how to install the latest and greatest Android 8.0 Oreo on your Google Pixel, Pixel XL, Nexus 6P, or 5X.  Google will push out Android 8.0 Oreo update via OTA(over-the-air) eventually but if you are too impatient to wait or you are on a rooted phone with custom ROM, you can manually install it using Google factory images.

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How to Use Magisk to HIDE Root for Snapchat, Android Pay, & Pokemon Go! [LATEST METHOD]

For those of you who want to use rooted Android device yet you cannot use apps that detect root and block you, you can use Magisk root method to hide root from these apps.  Best of all, you won’t have to disable root, Magisk Manager can “hide” root from apps like Snapchat, Android Pay, and Pokemon Go, allowing you to run rooted apps and apps that block root simultaneously!

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How to Install Galaxy S8 AOD(Always-On-Display) on Galaxy Phones!

For those of you who want to try out Samsung Galaxy S8 AOD(Always-On-Display) on your Galaxy phone (such as Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, or any older Galaxy devices running S7 Edge Ported custom ROM), you can easily do it with the Galaxy S8 AOD APK file, which was pulled straight from a real Galaxy S8.  This will give you several new features including swipe actions in your always-on-display and also you can set your edge screen as AOD (edge screen feature only works if you have edge screen phone).  There also may be some other new features I may have missed.  So, let’s go do this!

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How to Install Android O Preview on Pixel or Nexus 6P/5X!

In this quick tutorial, I am going to show you how to install the latest Android O Preview, Google’s next iteration of Android operating system, quick and easily using fastboot and your computer.  You can use Windows, Mac, Linux, or even Chromebook to install the new Android O firmware image files.  For Mac or Linux, please substitute the code I outline below instead of the one I used in the video tutorial.