Android M running on an Xperia. Photo: Sony
You no longer need a Nexus device to get your hands on Android M early. Sony has made the Developer Preview available on a dozen Xperia devices, including the flagship Xperia Z3, but you’ll need to flash it all by yourself.
Motorola’s next-generation Moto G has revealed itself in a series of leaked images ahead of its official debut. The device looks a lot like its predecessor from the front, but it has a redesigned back with dual-LED flash that resembles that of the leaked 2015 Moto X.
At least everybody’s talking, right? Photo: OnePlus
Following months of speculation surrounding the OnePlus 2, OnePlus has today addressed the rumors with a post on its official forum entitled “We are mad.”
In it, the company talks about its decision to use a Snapdragon 810 processor — despite overheating concerns — and confirms that “the price of the 2 will certainly be higher than $322.”
Rumors of an Android-powered BlackBerry just won’t die. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Mac
BlackBerry’s first Android-powered smartphone will be an affordable device aimed at emerging markets, according to a new report. Codenamed “Prague,” the handset is expected to take cues from last year’s budget BlackBerry Z3, and it could go on sale as soon as August.
Selfies snaps with flash? Photo: Samsung
Samsung’s latest Galaxies are here to help you take better selfies. Both the Galaxy J5 and the Galaxy J7 boast front-facing camera flashes for brightening up low-light shots of your own face, and they’re accompanied by 5-megapixel sensors with wide-angle lenses.
