The official launch of the Samsung Galaxy S7 is only a few days away but Samsung’s Indonesian website has already begun teasing the device and its features. What’s more, it comes with a video!nDo we actually have the Samsung Galaxy S7/S7 edge on video for the first time ever? Well, yes and we think a...

It seems like Samsung is sticking to their Android 6.0 Marshmallow rollout plan as they’ve just announced that they’re beginning to roll out the fluffy new version of Android to their Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge devices internationally.nThe South Korean electronics giant said that the rollout will...

AdvertisementsrnSamsung has finally broken the news that many smartphone owners out there have been waiting for. The South Korean company may be gearing up for a Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge reveal later this month at its Unpacked 2016 event, but it seems there’s some good news on the horizon for owners of...

The Samsung Galaxy S7 will almost certainly be revealed for the first time at Samsung's event during Mobile World Congress 2016. During Samsung's event, the manufacturer will very likely show off not one, but two (at least) smartphones, one a Galaxy S7 with curved edges on its back, the other a Galaxy...

It’s almost as if Samsung listens to the DL Show. After complaining about Samsung’s lack of communication when it comes to the status of updates for their phones, the Korean electronics giant pushed out a press release this morning to announce that the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge will begin to receive...

Samsung says to expect Android 6.0 Marshmallow to start rolling out to the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge in select areas on February 15. While they didn’t provide much in the way of details for each update (new features, which models, etc.), they did announce a bunch of enhancements for the the S6 Edge...

We knew Samsung was beta testing Marshmallow and even released stable testers in South Korea and Poland, but the company today made the formal announcement that Marshmallow for the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge is now rolling out (with other Galaxy devices to follow soon after)....

Samsung announced today Android Marshmallow updates for the Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, and also revealed that more Galaxy-branded devices will be getting it soon after.nAs per the norm, Marshmallow brings a lot of cool new features, such as Doze for better battery saving, Google Now On Tap, App Permissions,...

Android has always had an issue with providing timely updates, though things have improved marginally over the years. Nonetheless, many smartphone owners are left waiting for an update well after the new software is released. Today brings in a case of that with two of last year’s biggest phones, the...

Samsung today announced that it has started rolling out the anticipated Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge. The update will be available in batches to all the Galaxy series flagship units worldwide.nAlthough the Android Marshmallow update was released for a beta testing...

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge are the best Android phones the company made to date, yet they’re not flawless. Some people criticize the absence of a microSD slot or the non-removable battery, but the phones’ most important issue is that they’re no longer on Google’s latest, and best, Android...

Android 6.0 Marshmallow has reached only a small number of Android users since its debut in early-October of last year. Google's latest numbers place it at just 1.2 percent distribution share. Aside from a limited number of handsets that arrive with Marshmallow on board, the other reason why Android...

Earlier in the month, Samsung began soak testing its Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update for its Galaxy S6 series in Europe, which followed earlier reports of a preliminary software release in South Korea. Today, Samsung has officially announced the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update for its Galaxy S6 edge...

A cloud of uncertainty has been hovering around the first few Samsung devices meant to score Android 6.0 goodies and their timelines for the past couple of months, with a glimmer of a happy ending reported in Korea and Poland recently as far as the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge were concerned.nNow the industry-leading...

Samsung has started rolling out the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for Galaxy S6 edge and Galaxy S6 edge+ users in its domestic market. nThe new update brings in improved performance and some enhanced functions for its edge panel UX. The panel is now widened to 550px from 260px, which for instance, allows...

Find out what Marshmallow will bring to your Galaxy. Photo: Google Unless you live in South Korea or Poland, you won’t have received a Marshmallow update from Samsung yet. But thanks to this leaked employee guide, you can learn all there is to know about the company’s latest software upgrade before...

A file meant to be shared with Samsung employees has leaked showing all the ins and outs of Android 6.0 Marshmallow on the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. What you're going to be able to do is see not just what Android 6.0 Marshmallow can do in general, but what users like yourself will be able to do with your...

The Samsung Galaxy S7 is just a few weeks away from an official announcement. That means it's time for the Samsung Galaxy S6 to get some deep discounts....

A key issue with Android is how long it takes older devices to get the latest update, but with Marshmallow, we’ve seen companies take a different approach. Like Sony and honor before it, Samsung isn’t known for being forthcoming with its software updates, but has opened a public beta for customers to...

The Galaxy Note 5 will be one of the first to get Marshmallow. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Android Samsung will begin rolling out Android 6.0 Marshmallow next month, according to a new update schedule. The Galaxy S6 series and the Galaxy Note 5 will be the first to get the upgrade, followed by the Galaxy...

More share buttons Pinterest Share on Pinterest Reddit Pocket Flipboard Samsung recently started with the Beta program to test the Marshmallow builds of the Touchwiz UI for Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge devices. Although the beta program has now ended there are many users who were able...

More share buttons Pinterest Share on Pinterest Reddit Pocket Flipboard There is a new update rolling out for Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6 SM-G920P and S6 Edge SM-G925P variant. The full firmware build number for Sprint S6 is G920PVPU3BOL1 while that for the Edge variant...

012 Have you heard that Samsung is working on the Android 6.0 version and is testing it on its recent flagships? In fact, you actually have a chance to install Android 6.0 beta on your Galaxy S6 Edge and I know that the idea sounds more than tempting. However, this is something offered by Samsung...

Now that an increasing amount of smartphone manufacturers are selling their phones at cheaper price points, it’s much easier for consumers to afford an off-contract device rather than purchasing one with a two-year contract. At least in the United States, the way smartphones are priced has changed dramatically,...

If you were successful installing the Marshmallow build on Galaxy S6 (SM-G920F), you can now root it as well. If you are unaware of the Beta testing program of Marshmallow for Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, read the article linked below. This guide will help you rooting the freshly installed Android M build...

So you bought iPhone 6. You love the understated styling of the aluminum enclosure and how the device feels in your hands. But iOS is a dog brain. It's loyal and friendly, but you want more than a tail-wagger that needs to be let out to pee. HTC has your back, with the shockingly similar-looking One...

I was blown away by the Gear S2 watch at the IFA trade show this year. Maybe I had Berlin goggles, but Samsung unveiled its new watch flawlessly, and it was the best-looking, easiest-to-use watch I had ever seen, from an interface standpoint. I stand by most of my initial reaction. The Gear S2, in many...

The Huawei Honor 4X is a midrange phablet and a HTC Desire 820 rival, that’s being reviewed over the following lines. This model can also be considered an ASUS ZenFone 2 rival and I mean the cheapest versions of that handset. Launched last fall, the handset is priced at around $150 and it comes after...

The HTC One A9 has received a lot of attention for looking a lot like the iPhone, and rightfully so. It looks a lot like the iPhone, but there’s a lot more to the phone than that. This isn’t an iPhone running Android; it’s an HTC phone through and through. The A9 feels like the culmination of everything...

When we took Samsung’s first smartwatch flagship, we pinned the thing as a smartphone that tried to be everything it could on a chunky wrist lump. It did so much, maybe too much for a watch. The company took the reins of a fluorescent excitement around wearables a couple of years ago, promoting its own...

Conforming to market demands almost exclusively created by the Samsung Note series, Apple created two devices with two different screen sizes. So Samsung went ahead and released 4 devices with two different screen sizes and that’s mainly because of the success of the Galaxy S6 Edge. It’s clear that the...

The Microsoft Lumia 735 has finally made its way to the U.S. as a Verizon Wireless exclusive. Back in 2014 when it first launched, it was one of the last Nokia-branded Lumia phones. It has now been re-branded to Microsoft, following the completion of the company’s buyout of Nokia. Unfortunately for Windows...

This is the first Note that isn’t all about specs. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Android After kicking off the “phablet” trend in 2011, the Galaxy Note series has become the bigger and better smartphone in Samsung’s lineup every year — and usually the best phablet on the market. But with this year’s Note...

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If you were to say to me that you had $400 to spend on an Android phone and you were looking for recommendations, I would barely know where to start. That much money can buy you any number of decent phones now, but each is not without its caveats. So thanks to things like invite systems, first-time manufacturers,...