Where are all the updates?! Photo: Google

Four months after making its official debut, Android 6.0 Marshmallow has finally been installed on more than 1 percent of compatible devices.

Google’s latest update is expected to get a boost in the comping months as new devices from Samsung, LG, HTC, and others go on sale — but that figure is pretty depressing at this point.

Galaxy S7 will be Samsung’s curviest smartphone yet. Photo: Jermaine Smit

A recent press render leak confirmed the Galaxy S7 series will have a curved glass back, but it won’t be the same curved glass back you get with the Galaxy Note 5.

According to new design drawings, the Galaxy S7’s rear panel will be even more rounded, while its camera hump won’t be as pronounced.

Why fly solo when you can travel in a pack? This multi-talented Nano Drone has eight frequency points so it won’t disturb or crash into its fellow aerial vehicles. It’s super sensitive to throttle, aka super fun to fly, and it zips around tight spaces with precision.

What’s more, it’s half price for a limited time thanks to Cult of Android Deals.

Google could make its own iPhone rivals. Photo: Google

Google’s flagship Nexus 6P delivered significant design improvements last year, putting its hardware on par with the best devices from rival manufacturers. But Google wants the Nexus lineup to be even more like the iPhone.

To make that happen, the company will reduce its reliance on third-party manufacturing partners like Huawei and LG and assume greater control over Nexus hardware, according to one report.

Samsung confirms S7 edge. Screenshot: SamMobile

Thanks to leaked press renders, we know exactly what Samsung’s going to announce at its Unpacked event on February 21. But just in case you had any doubts the Galaxy S7 would get a curvy sibling, Samsung has confirmed it early on its very own website.