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The Unreal Engine serves as the core for any number of games across PCs, consoles, and mobile phones alike. When a new version comes out, the changelog is big. Really, really big. Not all of the changes introduced in version 4.10 affect Android, but a solid number of them do. Here are some of the […]
So the LG Watch Urbane 2 LTE is available now from Verizon and ATT, and we’ve had one in the house for a little over a day now. Since I’ve had some time to kind of run through it and see what it’s all about, I figured this was as good a time as any […]
Once upon a time, Google got together with OEMs to sell Google Play Edition versions of flagship phones. They were expensive, but here we are in late 2015 and the 2014 HTC One M8 GPE just got Marshmallow. The regular M8? Good luck with that. Android 6.0 for the M8 GPE has all the same […]
The HTC One A9 is making its way to various parts of the globe, so now the company is pushing out open source kernel files. Over at the HTC developer center, you can find downloads for models released in Austria, Germany, Spain, Turkey, and Arabic-speaking nations. The size comes in at 205MB regardless of which model […]
Google has updated the developer dashboard with new platform numbers and there’s big news. There are now officially more Marshmallow devices in the world than Froyo ones. Maybe one day Froyo will die, but today is not that day. In other news, there was a big uptick in 5.1 usage and everything else declined. Here’s […]
Getting bought by Microsoft hasn’t hindered the productive folks over at Wunderlist. They’re now ready to roll out an update to their Android app with a revamped interface that finally looks good enough to deserve a Material Design adjective. Its previous update had claimed that, but it was actually the bastard child of some iOS and Android design […]
Few Android OEMs take their updates as seriously and as extensively as Sony does, and Marshmallow is no exception. Ever since the source code for Android 6.0.0 was released by Google, the company revealed which devices in its portfolio will get it (hint: they go as far back as the Xperia Z2), released AOSP binaries for a slew of […]
Motorola started to cultivate a reputation for reliable and quick Android updates after the company was acquired by Google… then began to shoot itself in the foot following the Marshmallow release. It looks like the company is still interested in timely updates for its flagship phones, at least: Motorola Senior Director David Schuster told his […]
Update 1: 2015/10/12 12:39pm PDT Sony’s open device project was launched to allow developers to run AOSP Android builds on many of Sony’s devices. The company has been keeping up the software support for this program, and has even added new devices frequently. Now, Sony’s latest flagships are joining the open initiative. You can grab the Marshmallow […]
Marshmallow is officially out now, and that means developers can update their apps with 6.0-specific features without feeling too guilty. Telegram is updating today with some Marshmallow tweaks, and at least some of you will be able to use them. Not many, though. Sorry. Here’s the full changelog for v3.2.3 of Telegram. With Android 6.0 support, […]
Thanks to semi-standardized hardware and “pure” builds of Android, Google has maintained an impressive track record when it comes to speedily updating the Android One phones that it’s designed with various partners in emerging markets. One of our readers was kind enough to track down a handful of links for over-the-air updates to Android 6.0 […]
Sony began tinkering with a cleaner build of Android 5.1 earlier this year with the help of a few hundred beta testers in Sweden. The so-called Sony Concept for Android program is moving forward today with an expansion to more markets and a bump up to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Slots are limited (increased from last time), […]
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