Xperia Z2 gets a taste of N. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Just a day after Sony released an Android N Developer Preview for the Xperia Z3, an unofficial port has been made available for the Xperia Z2.
The ROM contains everything you’d expect to see in Android N, but you’ll need to be prepared for more bugs.
You might want to get your G5 on T-Mobile. Photo: LG
Samsung’s focus on making its smartphones as secure as can be mean there’s little chance you’ll be able to flash third-party ROMs and tweaks on many handsets in the Galaxy S7 series. That’s not the case for LG’s new G5 handset.
If you buy the device on T-Mobile, it ships with an unlockable bootloader, paving the way for all kinds of user customizations.
OnePlus 2 gets Marshmallow. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
The OnePlus 2’s OxygenOS 3.0 beta, based on Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow, is now open to all following a limited soak test that kicked off two weeks ago.
Users can download the ROM now for manual flashing — and it’s already being described as “daily-driver-material” by OnePlus.
Windows 3.1 in Google Chrome. Screenshot: Cult of Android
Remember the days before high-speed broadband and photo-realistic graphics, when the best games you could get on PC were things like Win Pool, Brickbuster, and Gopher-It? Now you can go back in time and relive them right inside your web browser.
Marshmallow factory images available now for Nexus 5X. Photo: Google
Google has released its Android 6.0 Marshmallow factory image for the new Nexus 5X, just one day after the handset made its debut in 7 markets around the world. The software is compatible with the MDAA89E, MDA89F, and MDB08I model numbers.
