The OnePlus 2 is coming soon. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
OnePlus this week revealed more OnePlus 2 specifications in a Reddit AMA. The good news is, Chinese startup is promising a bigger battery, a better camera, and a much-improved design.
The bad news? Its invite system is coming back.
Gameloft isn’t swinging as high as it once was.
Gameloft, a.k.a. one of the most important publishers in mobile gaming, has announced that it’s closing its NYC studio effective immediately.
As the studio behind some of the best-selling games of the past decade-and-a-half, including the great Spider-Man Unlimited game, the announcement leaves close to 100 people without jobs.
The Note 5 is on the way, before the iPhone 6 gets to customers first.
Samsung may have strenuously previously denied that it, but evidence is mounting that the company is indeed rushing to release the Galaxy Note 5 ahead of the iPhone 6s.
According to a new report, Samsung plans to launch the device in mid-August — one month earlier than previous incarnations of the Note, which typically arrived in September.
Android M Developer Preview 2 is here. Photo: Google.
Earlier today, Google announced the release of the second Android M Developer Preview images for the Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, and the Nexus Player.
Will BlackBerry’s first Android look this good? Photo: @evleaks
BlackBerry fans who have switched to Android have been waiting for the Canadian company to deliver an Android-powered device with a physical keyboard for years, and now it appears that we could see several of them before the end of 2015.
