Google’s bustling I/O developer conference kicked off this week, offering the company a chance to announce what’s coming next for Android and Chrome OS. As well as shedding more light on what we can expect from Android N, the Californian search giant also detailed its plans for Android Auto, announced a new version of Android Wear and unveiled two new messaging apps. The company’s Android Pay contactless payments service launched in the UK, too. Here are the highlights.
For those people that like to try new apps but don’t necessarily enjoy filtering through the hundreds of new additions to the marketplace, we’ve prepared an overview of the best new apps this month for both Android and iOS. The Roll For iOS users The Roll is an application that sorts you entire photo gallery […]
The OnePlus 3 is coming soon. Evan Blass of @evleaks and Venture Beat has released the first press render of the device, showing off a redesigned smartphone with a more premium design and new features. Here’s what it reveals about the new phone.
The Moto G just keeps going up, as the latest models in Motorola’s widely respected mid-range series were announced today. The Moto G4 and G4 Plus include bigger screens, higher specifications and more features, but do come at a higher price to compensate. Here’s what you need to know.
HTC 10. Galaxy S7. LG G5. These are this year’s flagship Android phones, and they’re alike in many ways — specs, size and features. When it comes to a certain screen technology though, there’s one major difference: of the three, only the HTC 10 doesn’t include an always-on display. Thanks to the wonderful Android developer ecosystem, this feature can be added to the HTC 10, and the results are quite satisfying. Here’s how to do it.