Cyanogen OS 12.1 is here for the OnePlus One. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Cyanogen this week rolled out its latest Cyanogen OS 12.1 update for the OnePlus One, which features a new web browser, new interface icons for a bunch of baked-in apps, and lots more.

If you don’t want to wait for the update to reach you over-the-air, here’s how to download and install it manually.

Get OxygenOS 2.0.1 on your OnePlus 2 now. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

If you don’t want to wait for OnePlus’ latest OxygenOS update for the OnePlus 2 to reach you over-the-air, you’ll be pleased to know it’s easy to download and install the update manually.

Here’s how.

Android M running on an Xperia. Photo: Sony

You no longer need a Nexus device to get your hands on Android M early. Sony has made the Developer Preview available on a dozen Xperia devices, including the flagship Xperia Z3, but you’ll need to flash it all by yourself.

Selfies snaps with flash? Photo: Samsung

Samsung’s latest Galaxies are here to help you take better selfies. Both the Galaxy J5 and the Galaxy J7 boast front-facing camera flashes for brightening up low-light shots of your own face, and they’re accompanied by 5-megapixel sensors with wide-angle lenses.

TWRP already supports Samsung’s latest and greatest. Photo: Samsung

If you’re already bored with Samsung’s new TouchWiz software, you’ll be pleased to know custom ROMs are now one step closer for the new Galaxy S6. Just days after the device went on sale for the first time, it already has its first custom recovery in TWRP.