Has your Galaxy S7 had it yet? Photo: Ste Smith/Cult of Android

Samsung has rolled out its first software updates for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge to fix problems some users have experienced with touch input.

The release also delivers a new “shape correction” feature for the Camera app that hopes to prevent distorted images.

Editing is easier with Google Photos. Photo: Google

Google Photos is finally giving us the ability to reverse our image editing mistakes.

With a new update that’s rolling out now on Android, the app finally has an undo button that restores your photos to their original state so you can start your tweaking from scratch.

A paused download in Chrome 50. Screenshot: Android Police

The latest Google Chrome release for Android, version 50, has a new download manager baked-in that allows users to pause and resume their downloads.

This means you can finally put file transfers on hold when you leave the house without abandoning what you’ve downloaded so far.

Get more out of your OnePlus 2 photos. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

The camera upgrade OnePlus has been promising OnePlus 2 owners has finally arrived — but it doesn’t come with Marshmallow.

With OxygenOS 2.2.1, based on Android 5.1.1 Lollipop, users finally have the ability to shoot RAW images using the built-in OnePlus Camera app, while features like Bluetooth, Ultra SIM compatibility, and more have been improved.

BlackBerry Priv gets big app updates. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

BlackBerry has today rolled out new updates for its Camera, Keyboard, Launcher, and Virtual Expert apps, bringing new features and big improvements to Priv.

Users can now record slow-motion video, sort apps into personal and work sections, enjoy better typing predictions, and more.