Samsung loves shouting about the Galaxy S6. Photo: Samsung
Subscribers to Samsung’s YouTube channel have been bombarded by promotional videos featuring the Galaxy S6 since the handset was first announced, and its latest — part of a new “What Comes Next?” campaign — promise the new flagship is “the smartphone of your dreams.”
Does Sony have something special up its sleeve?. Photo: Rajesh Pandey/Cult of Android
Like many of its predecessors, Sony’s new Xperia Z4, which was quietly launched in Japan on Monday, is somewhat disappointing. But a rumored Xperia Z3+ that’s expected to appear in late May could be the real upgrade Sony fans were hoping for.
“Ok OnePlus” is on its way. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Just one week after OnePlus released the One’s Cyanogen OS 12 update, the Chinese startup has halted its rollout. But it’s for a good reason: the “Ok OnePlus” voice activation feature that was promised almost a year ago is finally ready for release.
Your Galaxy S6 has features you didn’t know about. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Samsung has baked a long list of hidden features into its latest version of TouchWiz that aren’t available by default on the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge — such as call recording, Wi-Fi calling, the ability to schedule text messages, and support for VoLTE.
But if you’ve already rooted your handset, you can enable them manually.
A photo taken by the LG G4. Photo: LG/Colby Brown
Based on the specifications LG has already confirmed and a few unofficial leaks, we know the company’s upcoming G4 is going to be pretty special. If taking great photos is important to you, it could well be your next upgrade.
The photographs below were all taken with the G4’s new “professional grade” camera, which has a 16-megapixel sensor and f/1.8 aperture — and they are jaw-droppingly good.
