OnePlus 2 Review By Brian Magsipoc, Matt Humrick Not yet rated OnePlus proudly boasts that its latest smartphone is a "flagship killer." Does the OnePlus 2 have the arsenal to slay its competitors or is its metal chassis just filled with hot air?
Remix OS 2.0 Now Available To Download For PCs And Macs By Lucian Armasu Jide OS released the Remix OS 2.0 operating system for PCs and Macs, as was promised last week. The OS is still in alpha stage, so it may contain some bugs.
Android-Based Remix OS 2.0 Coming As Free Download For PC And Mac By Lucian Armasu Jide Technology's Remix OS 2.0 is soon to be available for just about any PC or Mac supported by the Android-x86 project, thanks to the collaboration between the two teams.
'Secure Spaces' ROM Brings Multi-Domain Isolation, 'Hidden Spaces' To Nexus 5 By Lucian Armasu Graphite Software, the maker of Secure Spaces for the Blackphone, announced the downloadable Secure Spaces ROM for Nexus 5.
Opera Max To Be Pre-Loaded On Over 100 Million Smartphones By 2017 By Lucian Armasu Opera announced that it expects to have its data management app, Opera Max, installed on over 100 million devices by 2017, thanks to broad partnership with 14 OEMs.
New Android Chief Promises Chromebook, Chrome OS Commitment By Lucian Armasu Android's new chief, Hiroshi Lockheimer, said that Google is still committed to Chromebooks and Chrome OS, following the report that Chrome OS will be merged into Android by 2017.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow Brings New OEM Requirements For Encryption, Fingerprints And Verified Boot By Lucian Armasu
HTC One A9 Smartphone: A Midrange iPhone 6 Clone By Alex Davies HTC announced its latest flagship smartphone, the Snapdragon 617-powered HTC One A9. We went hands-on.
LG G4 First Non-Nexus Phone To Get Android 6.0 'Marshmallow' Update By Lucian Armasu LG G4 will be the first non-Nexus device to get Android 6.0 Marshmallow, said LG in a press release.
Researchers Develop Scoring System To Show How Well Android OEMs Update Devices By Lucian Armasu Security researchers from Cambridge discovered that 87 percent of Android devices are vulnerable to at least one of 11 vulnerabilities that were made public in the last five years.
