The LG G5 looks good. Photo: Amazon
Cases prematurely listed on Amazon for the upcoming LG G5 all but confirm the device will pack dual rear-facing cameras and an all-new design.
LG has done away with its back-facing volume buttons in favor of a more traditional rocker located on the side of the device, but there is a fingerprint scanner situated beneath its camera sensors.
The OnePlus iPhone case has a grippy sandstone finish. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
OnePlus is today launching a new smartphone case with its signature Sandstone finish — but it isn’t compatible with any of the company’s own devices. Instead, it’s made for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, and we love it!
Check out our hands-on gallery below.
Really, Samsung? Photo: Evan Blass
In a bid to appeal to the few users that are still clinging onto BlackBerry devices, Samsung seems to have designed a clunky clip-on keyboard cover for its upcoming Galaxy S6 edge+.
The device, which was leaked on Twitter ahead of its official unveiling, puts physical keys over the handset’s display to provide a tactile typing experience.
Case makers are already getting ready for the new Nexus 5. Photo: NowhereElse
As a massive fan of the original Nexus 5, I’ve been hoping 2015’s rumored refresh would look almost exactly the same. But according to these cases, we’re going to see major design changes.
offGRID solves all your complaints with the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge. Photo: Incipio
Upgraded to the Galaxy S6 or S6 edge and already missing your microSD card slot? Thanks to Incipio’s new offGRID case, you can bring expandable storage back and add an additional 128GB of space to your device — as well as twice as much battery life.
