The Nexus 5 gets unofficial storage upgrade. Photo: Google

Like the new Nexus 5X, 32GB of internal storage was the most you could get with the Nexus 5. But 18 months on, that’s just not enough for some people — and there’s nothing you can do about it without a microSD card slot. Except one thing.

With the right tools, an incredibly steady hand, and plenty of courage, you can whip out the storage chip that’s inside your Nexus 5 and replace it with a bigger one — as you’ll see in the hack below.

The Note 5 was glorious, but the Note 6 will be better. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Android

Samsung’s next-generation Galaxy Note will be even more spectacular than its last, according to the latest claims.

The South Korean company is said to be toying with the idea of introducing a larger, curved display, which will likely accompany a brand new Qualcomm processor, an even greater camera, and an insane 6GB of RAM.

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.

Crossy Road gets your friends into the game. Photo: Hipster Whale

Traffic hopping was never as much fun as it is in hit mobile game Crossy Road, and now you can play with up to three of your Android-toting friends in Wi-Fi enabled multiplayer mode.

You’ll weave through traffic with your buddies, able to bump each other into oncoming traffic to snap up all the coins and get the highest score, but if all four of you get squashed, it’s game over, so you’ll have to strategically revive your enemies along the way, too.

Amazon today refreshed its super-affordable Fire tablet lineup, adding a bigger storage option and new colors. Its sturdy Fire Kids Edition tablet has also been graced with more storage, and a new unbreakable case.