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Roydon Cerejo

Roydon Cerejo

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Freelance Contributor, Android Central

Biography

An exprienced writer and editor, covering consumer technology for over a decade. I also have experience hosting podcasts, creating product videos, and a short stint managing corporate communications and marketing at Asus India.

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Total articles 3347

  • Moto G Stylus 2025 vs. Moto G Stylus 5G 2024: The battle for best value

    By Roydon Cerejo| Android Central Verified A stylish upgradeThe Moto G Stylus 2025 joins the ranks of the other two G series launches, following the same design and similar upgrades. The phone is IP68 rated for dust and water resistance, features 68W fast charging, and a 50MP Sony LYTIA camera sensor for better images. Oddly, it only comes in two shades of blue and the charger has to be bought separately.

    By Roydon Cerejo · Android Central

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Samsung Galaxy A36 vs. Google Pixel 9a: A tough call

    By Roydon Cerejo| Android Central Verified Budget beautyThe Galaxy A36 improves on the A35 in one major way — it gets six generations of Android OS updates. That's a big win for the A series and budget shoppers. The design is a bit more premium with a glass back and slimmer bezels, and you get 45W charging. Performance is strictly mid-range and the large size might not be for all.

    By Roydon Cerejo · Android Central

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Samsung finally gives us a vertical scrolling app drawer in One UI 7. Here's how to enable it

    By Roydon Cerejo| Android Central Verified Samsung makes some of the best Android phones around, but it has been a bit stubborn when it comes to offering certain basic customization options in its One UI software. For the longest time, scrolling through apps in the app drawer could only be done horizontally, and there was no way to change this other than using a third-party launcher or Good Lock. Vertical scrolling feels more natural in my opinion, and is the layout most other manufacturers choose to go with.

    By Roydon Cerejo · Android Central

    Apr. 02, 2025

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Android Central

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