The Xperia Z3v is essentially a regular Z3 with some Verizon logos. Photo: Sony
Sony has teamed up with Verizon to launch a slightly customized version of the flagship Xperia Z3 smartphone. It’s called the Xperia Z3v, and aside from the Verizon logos emblazoned on its back and front, it’s essentially the same device that Sony announced at IFA 2014 in Berlin back in September.
Google Now is in for a makeover. Image: Google
Google Now, by far the best digital assistant on mobile, looks set to get much more colorful with Android L. A screenshot revealing its Material Design makeover was today inadvertently posted on Twitter by a Google employee. It was quickly deleted soon after, but not before the Internet had claimed it.
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Music is awesome, and awesome music deserves to be played using awesome equipment that’s designed to let the listener hear every guitar note, every percussive beat, and every lyric like it’s being played live right in front of them by the artists themselves.
The new Double Spot speaker from Soundfreaq fits that bill, and for a limited time, it’s just $112 thanks to Cult of Android Deals.
Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus is almost 3 years old now. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
New GPU drivers released for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus breathe new life into the aging smartphone by paving the way for an unofficial Android L ROM later this year. In the meantime, they bring improved performance for existing KitKat ROMs, making the upgrade even more compelling.
The upcoming Droid Turbo. Image: Motorola/MotoFirmware
A Motorola Droid Turbo user manual has given away many of the handset’s specifications ahead of its official unveiling this fall. In addition to an “ultra high definition display,” the document promises a super speedy processor, high-end graphics, and a new rapid charging feature.
