Google Cardboard is a winner. Photo: Google
Google Cardboard may not be the most sophisticated virtual reality headset, but it’s definitely the most accessible. As such, it’s been a huge success, with more than 5 million units shipped to date, and over 1,000 Cardboard apps now available on Android.
It’s the perfect pair. Take home Star Wars: The Complete Saga on Blu-ray, and embark on the six-film adventure to a galaxy far, far away.
But it doesn’t end there. Every true fan needs a Astromech Droid by their side and BB-8 is as good as it gets. This authentic robot will explore, record, and even respond to your voice with its life-like personality. Enter to win, and hold yourself over until Rogue One in 2016!
Samsung doesn’t want you to commit to Apple. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Samsung is reportedly planning to launch its own upgrade program to give Galaxy smartphone fans an easy and more affordable route to its latest devices.
The move would be a direct response to Apple’s iPhone Upgrade Program, and could prevent long-time users from making the switch to iOS.
Streaming video is finally coming to Spotify, but it starts on Android only. Image: Spotify
Spotify has made video streaming available via its Android app, although integration of the feature into Spotify’s desktop app is said to be off the table (at least for now).
The Spotify video service brings content from the likes of NBC, BBC and Comedy Central to the app, with the company claiming that it will recommend clips based on music a user has been listening to.
The G5 could be LG’s best smartphone yet. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Despite losing money on smartphones during the third and fourth quarters of 2015, LG has promised to release two flagship handsets this year.
We know one will be the LG G5, which is expected to come with a more premium all-metal design, but the second remains a mystery.
