Samsung and Microsoft have finally ended their contract dispute. Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Samsung today released a brief press release to announce that its contract dispute with Microsoft has ended in the U.S. Court.
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LG’s answer to Gear VR will cost $200 less. Photo: LG
Need a reason to pick LG over Samsung when buying your next smartphone? Here’s a great one.
While Samsung will charge you $200 for its Gear VR add-on for the Galaxy Note 4, LG is set to give all G3 buyers its new virtual reality headset free of charge. The device will be based on the blueprint for Google Cardboard, but it will be built to last using plastic.
The OnePlus One gets a new software update. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
The OnePlus One’s latest CyanogenMod 11S update is now rolling out to users. No, it’s not the Lollipop update you’re most looking forward to, but it does include a whole bunch of great improvements — including SwiftKey built-in, and improved audio.
Sony at Mobile World Congress 2014. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
Sony’s been showing off its latest devices at Mobile World Congress for years, and that’s not going to change when this year’s event kicks off on March 2. But whether the Japanese company will have new devices to show off at its booth is looking increasingly unlikely.
