HTC is the latest to bid farewell to one of Android’s biggest features. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
More evidence of the app drawer’s impending elimination with Android N has surfaced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week.
Just days after LG announced its new G5, which ships without an app drawer by default, HTC has unveiled the One X9 — which follows the same path.
Verizon smartphones are getting sweeter today. Photo: Google
If you’ve got one of the latest devices from HTC or LG and you’re subscribed to Verizon, prepare yourself for Marshmallow.
Verizon PR representative Albert Aydin has confirmed the carrier will begin rolling out the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow updates for the LG G4 and G3, and the HTC One M9 later today.
Don’t let your old devices join the millions of others that end up in landfill every year. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Android
Got an old Android you don’t use anymore? It’s useless to you in the bottom of a drawer, but if you dig it out and dust it off, you can sell it to us for cold hard cash!
We’re buying used and broken Android and Microsoft devices through our new buyback program, and we pay more than Best Buy, Gazelle, and Walmart in most cases. We’ll even buy used wearables, watches, and devices that don’t even work anymore.
Please, HTC. Make this. Photo: Hamdir/XDA Developers
HTC’s One M10 will have a hard time competing with rivals from Apple and Samsung in 2016, but it stands a chance if it looks this good.
This mockup, based on the leaked image of the One M10 we’ve already seen, suggests it could be one of the prettiest smartphones of the year.
HTC has finally ditched its logo bar. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.
HTC’s flagship for 2016 has leaked out early, and it looks like yet another iPhone clone.
The One M10 is almost identical to the One A9 that was introduced last October, but it finally does away with the front-facing HTC logo that was universally hated.
