We’ve known for a while that two companies are making a Nexus phone this year: Huawei, the first Chinese company to do so, and long-time Google partners and Koreans LG. Huawei’s six-inch phone hasn’t been leaked too much yet, but LG’s 5.5-inch variant has just been revealed in a surprisingly good leaked photo.
There are billions of people accessing the world wide web, but only a fraction of these are able to easily produce content for others to see. Particularly for people in developing nations who are accessing the internet largely on low-end smartphones, it can be difficult to actually produce something of value without specialised knowledge, considerable cash or both. Language can be another barrier, with most free tools for content creation existing in English, Mandarin or other dominant languages. Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, is attempting to correct this imbalance with a free Android app called Webmaker.
Last week we witnessed Samsung announce its latest phones, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus and the Galaxy Note 5. The Note 5 is surprisingly not going to be released in the UK or Europe, so we’re sensibly focusing our attention on the one Samsung is actually releasing here: the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus. (This phablet-sized device lacks a stylus and packs a curved screen, but it’s otherwise the same size and has the same features as the Note 5.) Today, we’re announcing our first FlexiShield cases for the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus!
Samsung has always been great at producing useful Android accessories, that are often worth getting even if you don’t have a Samsung phone or tablet. Their latest creation definitely falls in that camp: the Samsung Portable Fast Charge Battery Pack.
