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I found a good solution. You don't need to uninstall apps. Just move them to external SD card. Here's the full tutorial:

https://mobile-tips.com/fix-error-downloading-app-insufficient-space-android/

In my view, the top 10 smartphones of the year 2014 are as follows,

https://mobile-tips.com/top-10-smartphones-year-2014/

Hey I wrote an article about it. It describes how a pattern can be unlocked if it was forgotten

https://mobile-tips.com/forgot-lock-pattern-android/

I haven't used Samsung Galaxy S5. However, I tasted iPad Mini 3 that runs iOS 6. But I really liked my experience.

Mogten:
Disclaimer: Rating is done based on my experience using the mentioned browsers both for browsing and download. Browsing speed, browser interface and fluidity also play a factor. Browser descriptions on the other hand is a mix of collections from various sites and ones done by me.



10. Opera for android

Opera is one of the stalwarts of the mobile-browsing sphere. Indeed it’s a dependable, uber-popular browser, with a few tricks up its proverbial sleeves, as it seeks to set itself apart from the pack.

For example, ‘Off-Road’ mode taps the same compression technology as its little brother, Opera Mini (see below), to expedite page-loads when your Internet connection is patchy, or when you’re using a lower-end device. Of course, this will preclude many modern Web features from working, but there’s always going to be a trade-off in such situations.

Then there’s the neat ‘Speed Dial’ feature, which is worth a mention too.

The high point of opera for me, is its off road feature which is capable of saving up to 75% data. It has helped a lot whenever I wasn't having much bandwidths and has saved my browsing life. Its low point on the other hand is its unreliability in download... As downloads occasionally pause and require one to manually restart them. More so, there's a chance files might not download at all.



9. Firefox


Similar to Chrome, Mozilla’s Firefox browser lets you sync up all your data and preferences, including bookmarks, passwords, history, open tabs and add-ons. It works across devices, including your desktop, so this is a big win for Firefox.

Moreover, Firefox still provides support for Flash for those with Flash installed on their device. As with Chrome, Firefox is WebRTC-enabled for the future and it has long-provided add-ons and extensions to help enhance your mobile browsing.

The high point of Firefox is that you do not miss key browsing features of your laptop/computer at all. The down side is, it consumes too much data. Too expensive for someone who's bandwidth conscious!

I would place Google Chrome in the first place and then UC Browser for Android.

Today I want to discuss the method of writing Bangla (Bengali) in smartphones, e.g., Android and iPhone.

Writing Bangla in Android

In order to write Bangla in Android, there might be default Bangla keyboard for Android. But I suggest you to use 'Ridmik Keyboard'. Its layout is very easy to understand. Above all it's the most user friendly Bangla keyboard for Android ever. It's 'ad free' too. I suggest you to read more advantages of using Ridmik Keyboard to write Bangla in Android - https://mobile-tips.com/android-bangla-ridmik-keyboard/.

Writing Bangla in iPhone
If your device is iPhone 6 or 6+ then you can try Ridmik Keyboard for iPhone. Here's the link where everything has been discussed - https://mobile-tips.com/Write-Bangla-iPhone-Ridmik-Keyboard/

If you are not comfortable with Ridmik Keyboard, which may act a bit slow, you may use the default iOS Bangla keyboard, which is faster and more smooth: https://mobile-tips.com/Write-Bangla-iPhone-Bangla-Keyboard/

** Ridmik is still not suitable for your device, especially in iPhone 4S. But you can try Ridmik in iPhone 5 and higher. But remember, you must update your iPhone first. Otherwise you won't be able to get a custom keyboard.