Did you know Android 6.0 Marshmallow comes with a built-in battery percentage indicator? It’s hidden fairly well, but you can enable it without needing to root, unlock or install a custom ROM on your phone. Just follow the steps below and you’ll have a much easier time gauging your phone’s current battery levels.
The Nexus 5 is probably the best-loved Nexus smartphone from Google. It was powerful, well-designed and came with the great Android 4.4 OS. Last year’s Nexus 6 was much more divisive in comparison, with a massive 6-inch display that proved a little too big for some Android fans. It’s with great pleasure then, that I report the best evidence so far that we will see a new Nexus 5 in 2015.
The next Nexus. It’s a topic on the minds of many Google geeks, given the size and expense of the latest model, the Nexus 6. Over the past few weeks we’ve heard some interesting rumours about what’s to come, so take a look!
Google’s Nexus line has lost its way. After a few beautiful generations of affordable smartphones that offered stock Android on the best hardware, the Nexus series has become a premium proposition, indistinguishable from other models on the market. The golden age of Nexus smartphones began with the release of the Nexus 4 in late 2012. […]
Google has become increasingly good at producing hardware over the past couple of years, and they’ve even applied that expertise to accessories. Case in point is their latest creation, the Official Nexus Micro USB Mains Charger, which was revealed this week. The charger features prominent Nexus branding, with a boxy design that is only slightly […]