Galaxy S6 edge+ gets its Marshmallow upgrade. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Samsung has begun rolling out its latest Marshmallow software for the Galaxy S6 edge+, less than one week after it hit the Galaxy Note 5.

The upgrade packs almost identical changes and improvements — including features like Doze and Google Now on Tap — plus some nice enhancements for the edge display.

HTC has started teasing the One M10. Photo: HTC

Not to let LG and Samsung get away with all the spotlight this week for launching their flagship phones of 2016, HTC has posted a One M10 teaser image on Twitter. The teaser image features the hashtag #powerof10, which confirms that HTC is indeed teasing the One M10 here.

Remember Samsung’s clunky keyboard case for the Galaxy Note 5? Believe it or not, it’s still not dead yet. In fact, Samsung thought it was worthwhile to make another one for the new Galaxy S7 series, and you’ll be able to get yours in March.

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Rich text finally comes to Gmail. Photo: Google

Google is rolling out a Gmail update for Android that adds support for rich text formatting and instant RSVPs. That means you’ll finally be able to use bold, italic, and underlined text in your emails — and reply to invitations with simple one-tap options.