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Wi-Fi and cellular strength are excellent, though. Boasting a whopping 6. This high-end flagship from Samsung packs the latest Exynos chipset, up to 16GB RAM and a camera array that includes a main megapixel sensor on the back and a megapixel one on the front — plus some really impressive zooming skills. Plus an extra 3D sensing sensor for aiding with depth. The phone can shoot video at resolutions up to 8K — a first for any phone — and comes with a whole host of camera modes that you can endlessly tweak. Our highlight is the 6. Internally this is the most impressive Android phone currently available.

With a total cost of ownership that comes to less than buying the handset outright, enjoy this premium Huawei flagship with its gorgeous 6. The pictures it captures are gorgeous, with loads of detail and lovely colours. You also get a clean build of Android 10 with a few nice Pixel enhancements and a good face unlock system. We just wish the battery life was better. The OnePlus 7T is a 0.

It offers several subtle but important hardware improvements to its predecessor. This is an excellent bit of hardware. When you also take into account its improved fast charging, CPU and triple-sensor rear camera, the OnePlus 7T quickly becomes a pretty alluring bit of kit. With its excellent camera and lovely display, the Google Pixel 3a is one of the most affordable phones in this list. You can read our in-depth, hands-on first impressions of the new S20 models below and the new trio updates just about every aspect of the series, with new cameras, Hz screens, bigger batteries and 5G support across the range.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 and the larger Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus offer a stunning screen, powerful performance and a feature list that ticks many boxes. The display is utterly gorgeous and remains the standout offering here. Unlike the optical in-display fingerprint sensors found on the likes of the OnePlus 6T, the S10 series uses more advanced and secure ultrasonic technology. One takes ultra-wide snaps, another zooms in, and the main sensor captures everything else. The pictures are great with loads of detail and nice colour reproduction. The only real differences between the two phones are size, battery and the fact that the Plus version has an extra camera on the front.

The S10 Plus has a 6. It has a plastic body but a modern aesthetic. Its screen is low-res but surprisingly good.

The 6. Even the colour reproduction is sound. Its basic camera array can take some nice-looking photos during the day, though low-light performance is poor. Its 8-megapixel selfie camera, however, is great. Why add such a solid selfie camera to a cheap phone? The world loves selfies, and this makes sure the face-unlock feature works in all kinds of lighting.

Gamers would be wise to look elsewhere. It has approached this phone a bit differently, focusing on targeting those who mainly use their phone as a media device.

The triple megapixel rear camera array boasts a wide-angle, super-wide and telephoto lenses. Asus has knocked it out of the park with the ROG Phone 2.

The ROG Phone 2 is loaded up with a giant 6. Need storage? It also has the biggest battery on the block — mAh — and supports fast charging, up to Quick Charge 4. This phone has the smoothest screen around, the biggest battery and so much RAM it keeps games and apps open in the background for hours.

You might miss having a telephoto camera, especially if your previous phone was the Mate 20 or P30 Pro, but its wide and ultra-wide cameras are both solid performers, making it a decent phone whichever way you look at it. The Moto G7 Power is a budget Android phone with a big battery.

And we mean big. Unfussed about the latest and greatest, and just want a decent phone with a battery that lasts all day? Oppo is a newcomer to markets such as the UK, but this mobile behemoth is one of the biggest and most successful smartphone brands on the planet. It knows a thing or two about making a capable phone and the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom is the perfect example. The collective efforts of the megapixel main sensor, megapixel telephoto and 8-megapixel wide-angle snapper make this a versatile camera phone that can give the best on the market a run for their money.

You can see news articles promoting this site from just about all the major Android news sites. I Googled " mate 30 pro install play store, " and literally every result on the first page recommended Lzplay. It's easy to see why Lzplay is ubiquitous: go to the website, install the app, mash "next" a few times, and boom, Google apps are on your Huawei device.

It seemingly installs six system apps in the blink of an eye with almost no user interaction. Even though the Google apps should not be able to get the system-level permissions they need to work, they somehow do, thanks to this app. It's like magic. Lzplay is fast, it's easy, and as far as getting Google apps onto your Huawei device, it works.

It's also the biggest Android modding security nightmare I have ever seen. And no, that's not hyperbole.

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This is a remote management API that is meant to give your IT department full control over a company-issued device. The goal is to allow your IT department to have, basically, as much control over the device remotely as you have in front of it, allowing them to silently install and uninstall apps, change the lock screen password, remote-wipe the device, and do a million other things. At this point you should really stop and think if granting these permissions to an unknown entity is a good idea.

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It's totally not. Those options are fine. What's not fine is granting these permissions to a random website like Lzplay. Nobody knows who or what owns Lzplay. With no copyright notice or any kind of ownership claim on the website, there's not much digging that can be done. A lot of the write-ups and videos out there gloss over how Lzplay works and just how many permissions it has access to.

You visit the website, install the Lzplay app, and then grant it the ultra-powerful device administrator permissions, at which point it does its thing and installs the Google apps. At this point most of the guides go on to talk about how you are pretty much done and how you might have to reset your device afterward.