The OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T have snagged a new beta build of OxygenOS, which brings a slew of new features including iPhone X style gesture control, a CPU vulnerability patch, some gesture changes and more! Read more here.
With the February security update, Google has rolled out support for the Visual Core on all third-party apps on the Pixel 2. Users can now take advantage of the extra computing power in third party apps like Instagram and Snapchat.
Google's Material Design has had a long shelf life, but there are indications that the firm will be replacing it with Material Design 2. Commits made to Chromium show an tweaked colour palette and improvements to Chrome's touch support.
Xiaomi has finally come around and released the source code for the Mi A1. The source code that has been released is for the Android Nougat build and not the Oreo build.
Rooted Android Oreo users will be happy to know that GravityBox has been updated to work on Android Oreo. GravityBox has traditionally been popular with rooted users who would like certain custom ROM features but don't want to go through the trouble
Google's new Chrome OS update lets it run better in tablet mode. The firm is letting users take screenshots without using the keyboard and has added a flag for split-screen apps.
Ready for Google I/O? While the anticipated developer conference might be 4 months away, Google is already boarding the hype train with a riddle-filled overhaul of the Google I/O website. Read more here.
What are the best attachable camera lenses for smartphones that money can buy? Smartphone camera lenses, while frown upon by photographers with camera gear worth more than my house, are are a great way of extending the capabilities of your smartphone camera, like giving it different effects or just increasing the overall quality. Here are the best lenses money can buy. SHEROX Lens...
Dell announces a new Chromebook 5000 series which includes an 11-inch clamshell model as well as a 2-in-1 configuration. The 5000 series is designed to be super durable to withstand school environments and the accidents that can occur there.
Motorola has recently become better about releasing kernel source codes for their phones. Motorola has made the kernel source code for the Moto X4 from the Android Oreo update available.