OnePlus has made major changes to improve customer support. Image: OnePlus

Chinese startup OnePlus has gotten a bad rap for its customer support, which has long been slow and ineffective according to the many complaints that litter its official forums. But the company wants to change that.

In an effort to deliver the best customer support in the business, OnePlus has already begun making huge improvements, which include making its support team bigger than any other department in the company.

Moto G gets Android 5.1. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

If you’re a custom ROM flasher who never waits for official updates from manufacturers, you’ll be delighted to know that there’s now an unofficial CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM that brings Android 5.1 Lollipop to the 2014 Motorola Moto G.

This is the DR-1 drone you can’t buy. Photo: OnePlus

The “game changing” DR-1 drone from OnePlus is here, and it’s priced at just $19.99 — but there’s a catch. While it may be a real product, it’s also an April Fools’ joke, and the “limited quantity” that were available to purchase from OnePlus are now sold out.

Its built-in human blood sensor prevents Blade Edge from being used to hack up people. Photo: Samsung

You know when you’re away from the kitchen and you really need to chop up some meat, but all you have with you is your phone? We’ve all been there, which is why Samsung is launching Galaxy Blade Edge, a brand new smartphone that doubles as a meat cleaver.

Pac-Maps. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Google has kicked off the April Fools’ Day festivities early this year by putting Pac-Mac inside of Google Maps. The game turns real-life roads into a virtual maze, and the more roads there are, the trickier it gets.