The Oppo R7. Screenshot: Cult of Android

The shortcut to making a good-looking smartphone is to shave off its bezels, and that’s exactly what Oppo appears to have done with its upcoming R7 handset, which has been pictured out in the wild ahead of its official debut.

Inside the Galaxy S6. Screenshot: Cult of Android

Samsung has already made it clear that the Galaxy S6 doesn’t have a removable battery like its predecessors, but that doesn’t mean it cannot be replaced at all. The 17-minute teardown video below proves it is possible to get under the handset’s hood to its internals.

The Moto X gets more than fixes in Android 5.1. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Motorola has already begun testing Google’s latest Android 5.1 Lollipop software for the second-generation Moto X, and the release includes a brand new gesture that allows users to “chop twice for flashlight.”

Glass is going nowhere… yet. Photo: Google

After Google stopped selling Glass back in January, the wearable’s future looked a little uncertain. Rumors initially suggested the project had been closed down for good, but according to Google chairman Eric Schmidt, it’s very much alive and being prepared for consumers.

How the One M9 Plus might stack up against its little brother. Photo: OnLeaks

HTC was expected to announce two new smartphones at Mobile World Congress back in July, but the rumored One M9 Plus didn’t materialize. Sources say it is still coming, however, and it’s not going to be a whole lot bigger than the regular One M9.