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Big things comes in small packages, this was proved by the Galaxy Note 5. Although the device sports a smaller battery, it outclassed its bitter rival, the iPhone 6 Plus, by huge margins.

It's official that the latest Android version will be called Marshmallow. While it is not yet officially released to the public, a developer preview version is already available.

A 1-meter drop test against a tile and concrete proved that the One M9 is sturdier than the iPhone6 and S5. On the other hand, the drop test proved that the Galaxy S5 was the weakest of them all. After the first drop, against a tile, the S5 already showed a couple of cobweb cracks on its back and front panels.

After months of guessing, Google formally announces the M on Android M as Marshmallow, the next best thing for Google's long list of their Android operating system. The Android Marshmallow will feature Android Pay, Doze, and Tap which will surely give the users new whole experience.

The LG Nexus 4 might be a little bit old but with the CyanideL Android 5.1.1 Lollipop Custom ROM update, surely it will bring back the phone's old glory days. The update will provide the smartphone new features such as AdBlocker, App Circle Bar, Breathing Notifications, Custom LCD Density.

The previous version of the Android 5.1.1 Lollipop for Galaxy S5, S6, S6 Edge and Note 4 have caused tons of trouble for its users and a truckload of complaints on Samsung. But with the help of Samsung's partner carriers, a new update for the devices has been rolled out to address the bug issues which includes the Stagefright Hack fix.

Google's next flagship device will come in two. The first one of the two Nexus 5 will be released this coming October and will be the bearer of Google's newest babies, the Android M and Android Pay. The two features were carefully planned by the search engine giant in order to compete with leaders Samsung and Apple.

After a not so good performance of the HTC One M9, the Taiwan-based company is now getting ready to have their looming flagship device the HTC One M10 released by 2016. HTC is calling their next device as the Next Generation Beast.

In weeks time, Apple will be officially releasing their iPhone 6s and iPhone 7 devices, but some experts and critics claim that the devices are just rip offs of the 2014 phablets and do not offer much aside from the Force Touch Technology. However, Apple is known to play the underdog and always prove the doubters wrong.

Sony will be releasing their 5.1 Lollipop update with Stagefright fix for their Xperia Z3, Z3 Compact And Z2. The update was initially launched for their Austrian, European, and Spaniard clients but will be coming in the next couple of weeks for the rest of their customers.

Xiaomi's flash sale strategy worked and it gave them a total of 800,000 units of Redmi Note 2 sold in just 12 hours. After 24 hours, the Redmi Note 2 sales jumped to a total of 2.11 million units sold that paved the way for the company to be included in the Guinness World Record.

A video from Google insider Nat and Lo was uploaded recently in relation to Android M's name. The 1 minute and 7 seconds musically inspired video offered a lot of suggestions a particular scene of the video suggests that M stands for Marshmallow.

Google and its partners have never been busy in releasing updates since the Stagefright came into the picture. Of all the carriers that might be affected by the threat, Verizon was one of the few to react quickly in releasing updates.

LG's Nexus 5 will be out in the next couple of months and as expected, images and information will be soon available in the internet, like what is currently happening with Apple and Samsung. The leaked information shows a fully assembled Nexus which shows a rear fingerprint sensor.

Despite Google's claim that they have the fix for the Stagefright hack, the fixes turns out to be flaws and are no way close to the hack. With this news, experts are still claiming that the 950 million Android users around the world is still prone to the hack until Google comes up with something.