Grab the perfect wallpaper for your OnePlus. Photo: OnePlus

When it’s time to give your OnePlus smartphone a home screen makeover, look no further than these gorgeous wallpapers carrying the famous “Never Settle” slogan.

Priv will almost certainly be BlackBerry’s best smartphone yet. Photo: BlackBerry

BlackBerry’s first Android smartphone will be offered by AT&T in the U.S. — and you’ll be able to purchase yours this week. Prices for Priv start at under $25 a month on an AT&T Next plan, giving you a more affordable alternative to BlackBerry’s steep $699 off-contract price.

Score a stellar deal on the 2014 Moto X. Photo: Motorola

If you’re looking to score a stellar deal on an awesome smartphone, and you don’t need one of the latest devices, then you have to take advantage of Amazon’s awesome Deal of the Day on Motorola’s second-generation Moto X — which is down to just $199.99 for today only.

Samsung wants you to take even greater images with Galaxy S7. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Samsung is expected to adopt Sony’s impressive 25-megapixel camera sensor featured in the Xperia Z5 lineup for next-year’s Galaxy S7, according to a new report — and the South Korean company’s new flagship could appear as early as January 2016.

The name’s Sung. Sam Sung. Photo: MGM

James Bond depressed the brake in his Aston Martin, slowing the silver beast down to stalking speed. As the car dawdled outside the six-star Maldives hotel, he rolled up the sleeve of his Giorgio Armani shirt, checked the time on his gleaming $20,000 Omega watch, and then reached into his pocket and withdrew the middling Samsung Galaxy S6.

Something’s wrong with the above scene — and Bond producers seemingly thought so too, because apparently they turned down a massive $50 million marketing and promotional package from Samsung, which would have seen Bond carry a Samsung handset in the new movie Spectre.

Why? Because Bond only uses the best.