It's official now. Google has announced that the next version 6.0 of Android, previously dubbed M, is called Marshmallow.
You can now download all of the six official new Samsung Galaxy Note 5 wallpapers in their original resolution from here. These wallpapers comes in from Korean version of Galaxy Note 5.
Here's a specs and features comparison between Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ vs Galaxy S6 Edge vs Galaxy S6 in a head-to-head chart.
Chinese firm Xiaomi has announced Redmi Note 2. Here are all the details you need to know on its features, price and release date. It is powered by MIUI 7 based on Android 5.1 Lollipop.
Samsung has officially announced both Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ during the dedicated Unpacked media event at the Lincoln Center. The South Korean company has also taken the opportunity to introduce a rather innovative and unique accessory for the new phablets that should go some way to appealing to BlackBerry owners who have thus far refused to move away from the beleaguered smartphone maker. Let us introduce you to Samsung's new Keyboard Cover that's built purely with the new phones announced today in mind.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge+ are now official. Here are the details on features, full specs and release date of Samsung's latest 2015 flagship phones.
You can now download Stagefright Android 5.1.1 LMY48I fix for Nexus 6, 5, 4 and Nexus 9, 10 to patch the critical Android vulnerability which can let hackers take over any device by simply sending a text message.
Here's how to check if your Android phone or tablet is vulnerable to the Stagefright bug. Stagefright is a critical Android vulnerability that provides access to a device on the back of a malicious media message being received.
Turn away now if you're an Android smartphone user with a nervous disposition that has only been made worse with the recent spate of vulnerabilities within Google's OS that have become public knowledge. A number of security researchers from Israel have yet more bad news for Android device owners after discovering a bug that could potentially allow malicious individuals to take control of an unwitting device through the distribution of a solitary text message. What's even worse is that unlike previously discovered Android vulnerabilities, this one doesn't come with a simple fix.
Biometric detection is the all the rage within mobile devices at the moment. The inclusion of Touch ID on Apple's iPhone 5s sparked a mass scramble for competing manufacturers to be in a position to roll their own fingerprint solution with their wares. Samsung followed in closely behind Apple with its fingerprint sensors, and it's now something that we almost expect to form part of a device's technical DNA. This type of authentication will inevitably bring with it a whole heap of security related questions and concerns, some of which have been exposed and exploited at the Black Hat Security Conference in Las Vegas.
