Apple’s computers and devices may be at the top of the review charts, but one way in which they almost never do very well is in iFixit’s repairability ratings. With hard-to-crack cases held together by copious amounts of solder and glue, it’s practically impossible to repair your own iPhone, iPad, or Mac by yourself. Apple routinely gets ranks of 1, 2, or 3 on iFixit’s “Out of 10” repairability scale.

But smartphones don’t need to be unrepairable. iFixIt just gave a smartphone a perfect 10 on its repairability scale. And surprise! It’s an Android device.

Moto G is getting Android 6.0 Marshmallow: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Motorola has kicked off its Android 6.0 Marshmallow soak test for the 2014 Moto G. The update includes Google’s latest security patches, and it is expected to make its official debut soon.

Google’s Camera app gets prettier. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Google has rolled out an update for its official Camera app that brings a Marshmallow overhaul, complete with a new interface and new features. The release can be downloaded now from Google Play — but there is a catch.

Remember the glory days of playing Super Nintendo on that classic gray controller with its signature purple push buttons? 8Bitdo is bringing it back again with the SNES30, a 1:1 original design that supports both Bluetooth and USB connections.

Connect with your favorite device or computer to play any modern game with arguably the greatest controller of all time — and for a limited time only, get yours for under $30!

Galaxy Note 5 is first in the queue for Marshmallow. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Android

Samsung’s upgrade plans for Android 6.0 have leaked out early, revealing when the company’s latest crop of smartphones and tablets can expect to receive Marshmallow.

The first device on its list is the Galaxy Note 5, which is scheduled to get its update next month — followed by the Galaxy S6 series in January. Unfortunately for those with a Galaxy Note 3 or a Galaxy S4, Lollipop was the end of the line.