Coming hot on the heels of the LG G5, Samsung has made the Galaxy S7 and the Galaxy S7 Edge official, showing the world that they cannot be left behind...
Taking centre stage before the start of the Mobile World Congress 2016, LG has pulled out its gun for the first half of 2016, with the LG G5 and all...
We now have officially seen the G5 and the S7 in two of the biggest and most ambitious launch events in smartphone history. Which presentation and device surprised you the...
Despite acquiring Motorola, it seems that Lenovo isn’t too keen on dropping its brand out of the smartphone race. At this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Lenovo has unveiled...
ZTE’s Spro line-up has always featured a rather odd combination of products. For the Spro and Spro 2, you get an Android-based mini-projector with built-in hot-spot capabilities (assuming you bought...
Huawei has launched The MateBook at MWC this morning. The hybrid tablet is Huawei’s first venture into the field, and is running Windows 10 Home or Professional depending on the model...
Join us live from the LG G5 launch: A Snapdragon 820 processor with Quick Charge 3.0 and USB type C, modular design and a horde of optional extras. The LG...
The cloud might be turning into an integral part of many users’ lives, but smartphones are not quite ready to fully rely on internet-dependent solutions for key storage and computing...
The Elephone W2 smartwatch was launched last month in a format that we haven’t really seen much of. The device packs in all the features of the original Xiaomi Mi...
Ubuntu has given us another reason to look forward to the Mobile World Congress 2016. The team at Canonical have announced the arrival of two new Ubuntu phone ports community...
We’ve featured VidWall by XDA Senior Member Flyview in the beginning of the year, but the recent updates have added several improvements and new features. Now called WallFlix, this app...
Google is a huge part of Android by default, and it’s safe to say most Android users have plenty of Google in their lives — after all, that’s Google’s plan....
The start of this week we saw Samsung officially announced Marshmallow for the S6 and S6 Edge. The update is now live for the Galaxy Note 5 too and here is a...
Samsung has just released some data about its mobile payment service Samsung Pay. The company says there have been about 5 million registered users on Samsung Pay and this will continue into 2016 with the expansion into China, Australia, Brazil, Singapore, Spain and the U.K. Samsung Pay has processed over 500 million dollars in the first six months with its launch in the U.S. and South Korea.
The latest information from @evleaks about the LG G5 is about its battery size. We've seen a couple of images from him that show the LG G5 in the flesh and now he reveals what he believes will be the capacity of its removable battery. Evan says the battery of the LG G5 will be 2,800mAh, just 200mAh smaller than the LG G3 & LG G4.
David Schuster has officially confirmed that the Motorola Droid Ultra, Droid Maxx and Droid Mini will not be updated to Android 5.x Lollipop. He apologizes for the company and instead offers a discount on the Droid Turbo 2 or the Droid Maxx 2 for those who had previously purchased any of these three Verizon/Motorola Droid devices that were effected.
AndroidHeadlines has managed to get their hands on some exclusive imagery of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge. The images give us quite a detailed look at the device, including device height, sensors, always-on display, software version and even the usb port.
We've seen various prototypes, renders from case manufacturers and even a look at upcoming LG G5 modules. Today though, @evleaks has published a photo of both the front and back of the LG G5. He usually has some sharp press renders to show off but this looks like an actual photo of both the front and back of LG's upcoming flagship smartphone.
It looks like some Google developers are using the public bugtracker for Chromium to track the development of an unreleased feature for Android's version of Chrome. We see the term 'Morning Reads' show up in multiple reports. It looks like this feature will track your most visited websites and display new articles for you to read (probably in the morning) within the New Tab Page.
We recently learned that an upcoming LG G5 Magic Slot module could be called the LG Hi-Fi Plus. It's unclear if this Magic Slot module will be what LG is talking about in their latest announcement, but we are to expect an enhanced audio experience for the G5. LG says they've collaborated with B&O PLAY to bring "powerful Hi-Fi audio features" to the LG G5.
Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, recently commented on the FBI's demands to force Apple into weakening the iPhone's security, but what about the senior vice president of Android? Bloomberg reached out to Hiroshi Lockheimer for a comment and he says Google does comply with proper legal requests, but calls this a completely different scenario that requires more discussion.