There is no mystery that Google has published the third version of the Android M Developer Preview system. You can only imagine that this latest release is pretty close to the final version that we should all start seeing on...
Android Marshmallow MPA44G Developer Preview 3 is available for Google Nexus 5 owners as I am speaking. Google has promised to deliver the last preview build to the users in the near future, but I am sure of the fact...
Google posted new image files of the Android 6.0 Marshmallow Preview 3 for the Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, as you have seen from our previous posts, but don’t you imagine that Nexus Player is not included in the...
Do you want a change for your Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 Wi-Fi tablet? CyanogenMod 12 Final is a stable Android 5.0.2 based custom ROM, which might be just what you have wanted for your Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 Wi-Fi; however,...
Have you heard the news about the third and final update to the Android M Developer Preview? It seems that it is already available for selected Nexus devices and if you currently own a Google Nexus 5, then I’m glad...
I have great news for Nexus 6 owners! No, this is not a rumor, but the OTA download link for the newly released Android 6.0 Marshmallow (MPA44I) Developer Preview 3 is unofficially available for your device as I am speaking....
Nexus OTAs are a pretty big deal, even when is not the case to be talking about an official release. In such conditions, you should know that the OTA links for the new Android Developer Preview 3 are available, build...
Do you currently use Verizon’s Galaxy S5? Then, you should know about a small VRU2BOE1OTA update which has been rolled out by Verizon for this smartphone, but if you haven’t received the Lollipop notification until now, my advice is to...
Do you want to install Android M on your Sony Xperia E3? The Developer Preview of Android M has its own bugs and its features are limited for now, but I am also aware of the fact that waiting might...
The Android M Developer Preview is available for a while and as you have seen from our past few guides, Sony’s Open Device program lets developers the chance to enjoy clean versions of Android from the Android Open Source Project....
