The HTC One M9 now takes better photos. Photo: HTC
HTC has rolled out a software update for its new One M9 handset that hopes to fix some of the camera troubles you may have read about in its early reviews. However, the software is only available to those in the U.S. because it ships pre-installed on international models.
Firefly on the Fire Phone. Photo: Amazon
Amazon’s Firefly feature from the Fire Phone, which identifies real-world objects and information, is coming to the retail giant’s more successful Fire HD tablets in an over-the-air software update that begins its rollout today.
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.
The new Moto G is getting Android 5.0.2 Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
If you’re using Motorola’s latest Moto G and you live in the U.S., you’re finally getting your Android 5.0.2 Lollipop upgrade. The over-the-air update brings a whole bunch of new features, improvements, and of course, Google’s fancy new Material Design makeover.
The Shield already has its Android 5.0.1 upgrade. Photo: NVIDIA
NVIDIA’s Shield tablet is already getting Google’s latest Android 5.0.1 update, and it doesn’t just contain the usual bug fixes. Users will find a new power control menu, live HD camera effects, memory optimizations, and even better performance.
