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Sprint’s Galaxy S6 got Marshmallow in March. Verizon’s did the same at the start of this month. Over a week later, T-Mobile had followed suit. But what about ATT? Dear Galaxy S6-owning ATT customer, your time has come. Samsung has edited the phone’s support page to show Android 6.0.1. The over-the-air update is going out […]
LG has been criticized for its decision to remove the app drawer on the G5, but its UX 5.0 demo video a while back said the app drawer option was returning. The best it could do in the short term was publish the old UX 4.0 home screen in SmartWorld, but now an updated home interface […]
Update 1: 2016/05/02 12:32pm PDT Keyboard apps aren’t the most exciting things, but they’re one of the apps you interact with most on your phone. Think about how much you type, and how much that experience has improved over the years. Google hasn’t added anything important to the Google Keyboard lately, but apparently they’ve been saving it […]
Update 1: 2016/04/28 12:03pm PDT Need a router? Maybe you’ve found yourself with renewed interest in the OnHub now that Google has added a modicum of home automation functionality with IFTTT. It’s still hard to justify the $200 price, but it’s a little cheaper on Amazon today. The OnHub virtually never goes on sale, but it’s about $20 […]
Update 1: 2016/03/23 10:02pm PDT A bunch of LG phones have been upgraded to Android 6.0 over the last few weeks, and today it’s the Verizon V10’s version. According to Verizon’s support page, at least: the company says it’s now sending the over-the-air update to customers, though of course it could be a few days or […]
We’re big fans of cross-device sync here at Android Police. Therefore, we’re of the opinion that if you haven’t yet heard of joaomgcd‘s latest app, you’re missing out. Join is a bit like Pushbullet, in that it can do Android-to-desktop notifications, desktop SMS, and a cross-device clipboard. But it can do a lot more; for example, […]
Google Photos already has some “smart” features that try to make your photos easier to manage, and today it’s getting another one. Google is rolling out “smarter albums” to the app. From now on, when you take pictures while on a trip or attending an event, Google Photos will automatically assemble your best shots into […]
Update 1: 2015/12/04 1:37pm PST Christmas is coming. You can sit around next to a paper calendar, crossing out the days, or you can put on a seasonal album and start moving. Don’t have any Christmas albums? I know, it’s not exactly what comes to mind for many of us during the rest of the year […]
Have you ever been so excited to watch Netflix’s collection of movies, shows, and original content that you simply couldn’t wait to get into the app itself before you start to browse? Apparently someone on the development team thinks so, because the latest version of the Android app (posted to APK Mirror earlier this evening) […]
Update 1: 2015/12/02 9:25am PST The Nexus 6P has been in and out of stock in the US, but in most of the rest of the world, it’s never been in stock at all — until now, that is. We’ve received a few tips from our readers that the Nexus 6P is now being sold in […]
Update 1: 2015/12/01 2:39am PST Honest companies are expected to retain their users by offering the best service they can provide and not by actively locking them in and making it hard to switch to a competitor. Google, for example, lets users easily download all their contacts, bookmarks, photos, emails, and other personal data though Google […]
Yu’s CyanogenMod-running Yuphoria phone, sold primarily to the Indian market, has CM12.1 (the customized version of Android 5.1) available for almost half a year now. The catch is that it’s been available as a CyanogenMod nightly build, requiring end users to flash a custom recovery, then a custom ROM in order to access it. Yesterday […]
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