Sprint continues to bring Lollipop to the masses. Photo: LG

LG G3 handsets on Sprint are finally getting their Android 5.0 Lollipop updates. Users have a long list of improvements and new features to look forward to, including Android TV support, Smart Lock, and much-improved visuals.

Google’s next Chromebook could be something special. Photo: Acer

Google’s Chromebook lineup could get a whole lot more exciting this year as the company prepares to take on the Microsoft Surface and similar devices.

Sources claim the search giant is developing a new 2-in-1 notebook that runs both Android and Chrome OS that will be completed by the end of this quarter.

Mattel’s new View-Master.

Remember the old Mattel View-Master? It was like a personal slideshow strapped to your face, and back in the ’70s, it was a pretty hot toy. Well, five years after it was declared dead, it’s back and more advanced than ever before.

The new View-Master is a virtual reality headset for your smartphone based on Google Cardboard, and when accompanied by the custom Mattel app, it’ll let you explore iconic locations and lots more without having to leave your living room.

Who says Android makers don’t support old devices? Those still clinging onto Samsung’s near 3-year-old Galaxy Note II will be getting an Android 5.0 Lollipop update, the company has confirmed, but they’re likely going to have to wait a long time for it.

Google I/O kicks off early this year. Photo: Google

Google has officially announced this year’s I/O conference for developers, and it kicks off on May 28 in San Francisco. The two-day event promises to explore the latest in “tech, mobile and beyond,” and you can register for your ticket on March 17.