Daniel Bader is the Managing Editor of Android Central. As he's writing this, a mountain of old Android phones is about to fall on his head, but his Great Dane will protect him. He drinks way too much coffee and sleeps too little. He wonders if there's a correlation.
The final version of Android 7.0 Nougat is here, but it's not easy to find. In fact, it's fully hidden! But with a few steps, you can get it back!
The LG V20 is going to be the first non-Nexus phone to ship with Android 7.0 Nougat, but in many ways it's a hybrid between last year's V10 and this year's G5. The question, though, is whether it's a phone worth buying?
New Nexus phones are on their way, but before that we're sure to get a public release of Android 7.0 Nougat. When will your phone get Nougat?
The Galaxy Note 7 is now available in Canada at practically every major carrier. But Samsung is also doubling down on its Experience Stores, offering the phone at all four of its retail locations across the country — unbranded and unlocked.
For its latest trick, T-Mobile is getting rid of data buckets — under the new T-Mobile One scheme, all plans will have unlimited calls, texts, and data. But all isn't what it seems in T-Mobile's idealized vision of the carrier, and you may find yourself paying a lot more.
With the Honor 8 coming to the U.S., we have a glimpse at the ambitious future of Huawei's sub-brand. A beautiful, compact and largely compromise-free experience Android phone with a few legacy quirks on the software side.
The Honor 8 is the less expensive version of the Huawei P9, trading in all-metal for a glass-and-metal hybrid design that will certainly appeal to fans of the Galaxy S7 series. Not only does the Honor 8 introduce HiSilicon's Kirin chipset to the U.S. market, but it is one of the best phones you can get for $399.
The Honor 8 is coming to the U.S. next month, and it's one of the best unlocked phones you can buy.
OnePlus has released yet another hotfix update for the OnePlus 3, and in doing so introduced a couple of new issues. Instead of being upset at the company for breaking more things, we should be lauding them for actively updating their flagship so regularly.
This week, Andrew, Russell and Daniel talk about the LG V20 and whether it has the legs the G5 didn't. Plus, an IFA primer and we answer your Twitter questions!
Now it's easy to change your Trainer nickname in Pokémon Go. Follow along and we'll show you how!
The Galaxy Note 7 is an incredible phone, but is it so good as to justify upgrading from the still-great Note 5? Let us walk you through the reasons you should and shouldn't upgrade to the Galaxy Note 7 from the Galaxy Note 5.
Grab a beverage and join us to read an update on some changes coming to Android Central.
This week, a huge milestone, a new Galaxy Note 7, and some Nougat nuggets.
The Galaxy Note 7 may be one of the best pieces of hardware on the market, but it's also got some unique software features that are sure to impress. Here are 7 things to know about the Note 7.
LG's latest flagship is coming to Canada, and though we don't know price or timing just yet, here's what we do know.
The ZTE Axon 7 is one of the most compact 5.5-inch phones on the market, and one of the most enjoyable to use, too — if you can get over some of the translation issues and software gimmicks. And while ZTE doesn't have a great reputation keeping its phones updated, even as is the Axon 7 is a challenger to the OnePlus 3 in the sub-$400 flagship space. Our full review!
The ZTE Axon 7 is a powerful computer in your pocket. Here's what it has.
With the summer hitting its peak, MrMobile reviews an Android Wear smartwatch with all the features of a traditional outdoor timepiece — including directional, atmospheric, accelerometer, and gyrometer sensors — and water resistance up to 50 meters. But it's also $500!
BlackBerry's latest smartphone is, like the BB10-powered Leap, a generic-looking smartphone designed and built by another company. But the company hopes that its low price and security messaging will power it into the hands of enterprise users. Will it work?