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Do you remember the Nexus 4? You probably don’t. The LG-made Nexus 4 is a four year old device, released in October 2012 under Google’s now defunct Nexus program. The guys at CyanogenMod are hard at work, and they have put out some nightly builds for the old device....
The Turing Liquid metal-frame Android phone is promising device that was listed for pre-order back in November. Sadly, it was announced the next month that the phone would be delayed further. The Turing Phone is supposed to be the first liquid metal-frame phone. It has a lot of potential but...
Owners of devices who have not been included in their particular OEMs or carrier’s list of smartphones or tablets that will be upgraded to Android 6.0 Marshmallow are probably feeling a little left out (or not, since the update hasn’t still arrived to the devices after all). The Nexus...
So you have one of the classic Google Nexus devices just laying around gathering dust – the Samsung-made Google Nexus S. Google developer Dmitry Grinberg has been making a lot of fun projects these days, especially trying to get older Nexus devices to run Android Marshmallow. He’s successfully ported...
Dmitry Grinberg is up and at it again, this time porting Android 6.0 AOSP to the Nexus 7 2012 edition. It is always a bit sad to know that your device is going to be left behind for updating to the latest Android operating system version, and the Nexus...
Google was early this year to announce what the Android M we've been anticipating for months. We were all eyes on it ever since the Android M Developer preview was released for select devices to its getting an update to being previewed by Samsung. We even thought that it...
We just passed the storm that was the new Nexus and Android Marshmallow announcements, but it is only now that we are starting to feel the effects. Android 6.0 has started rolling out to older Nexus devices and manufacturers are starting to line up their ducks for Marshmallow. But...
If you owned the LG-made Nexus 4, codename Mako, you probably were as sad at the Android Marshmallow announcement as you were happy at the Android Lollipop announcement a year ago. The Nexus 4 was supported to Android 5.1 but sadly, there will be no Android 6.0 for this...
You’ve heard of the Android update initiative that failed a couple of years back, right? Well, just so we’re clear from the beginning, this is not that. According to well-placed sources, Google is planning a new set of update guarantees as the new “Android M” version of its mobile...
From Android 5.0, the mobile market quickly moved to Android 5.0.1 to Android 5.0.2 and now we're on to Android 5.1.1. Just last week, we learned of several phones running the latest version. There's the General Mobile 4G Android One phone and several Nexus devices: Nexus 9, Nexus 7, and...
A new Nexus phone is something that will excite any hardcore Google and Android fan. Yesterday, we shared with you a tip that Huawei could be manufacturing the next Nexus smartphone. That one for me was a bit unbelievable as I don't think Google is ready to partner with...
The circle seems to be complete and Google has finally uploaded the rather mysterious Android 5.0.1 to the Nexus 5 as well. This practically finishes the release of this rather unexpected Lollipop update, which first began with the Nexus tablets and then the Nexus smartphones, sans the Nexus 5,...