Qualcomm has announced the introduction of three new Snapdragon processors today. The new Snapdragon 653, Snapdragon 626 and Snapdragon 427.
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Samsung has announced that it is ceasing sales of the Galaxy Note7 worldwide. The Korean electronics giant is also urging ALL Galaxy Note 7 owners to power down and stop using their phones.
Germany has officially banned WhatsApp’s controversial data-sharing deal with Facebook. The company said in an update to its privacy policy that it will share phone numbers and details with Facebook to better deliver targeted ads.
OnePlus has partnered with O2 in the UK to get the OnePlus 3 onto the UK high street. This makes O2 the first UK network to offer OnePlus devices directly.
Google has now released Allo for Android, a smart messaging app that helps you say more and do more. Express yourself better with stickers, doodles and HUGE emojis. Allo brings you the Google Assistant, preview edition.
For UK customers who have Galaxy Note7 devices, Samsung in collaboration with its partners and operators will voluntarily replace their current device with a new one starting today.
Samsung has released Samsung Focus, into the Play Store, an app that integrates crucial functions like email, contacts, calendars and memos in one place to turn your handset into a productivity powerhouse.
LG today unveiled the V20, the latest in its V series of smartphones, delivering the highest multimedia capabilities available in a mobile device.
At IFA 2016, Huawei unveiled the Huawei nova and the Huawei nova plus, the first smartphones in the new series designed to meet the needs of today's most dynamic consumers.
Microsoft and Lenovo have announced a deepening of their strategic relationship. Lenovo will load Microsoft's productivity apps, including Microsoft Office, OneDrive and Skype, on select Lenovo devices that use Android.
Android Nougat is officially out of beta and rolling out now for Google's own Nexus devices (the Nexus 6, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P, Nexus 9, Nexus Player), the Pixel C tablet and the General Mobile 4G.
Security Researchers at Check Point have discovered four Android vulnerabilities dubbed QuadRooter that affect 900 million devices, or basically any device using a Qualcomm chipset.
