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....
Is Google’s Android M Developer Preview something that you are dreaming of? I totally understand you as long as it comes with interesting features and the best part is that devices in Sony’s Open Device program can run a preview...
The Android M Developer Preview is already available for quite some time now, so here I am with a fresh guide on how to flash it on your Sony Xperia M2 with the help of FreeXperia ROM. In case of not...
Do you want to flash Android M on your Sony Xperia Z3 by using the FreeXperia ROM? A few weeks earlier, Sony revealed a list of devices compatible with their Open Device Program and they have also released respective binaries...
As some of you might know, Sony released binaries allowing developers to create Android M developer preview test images for a various Xperia devices and Sony Xperia Z2 is among them. The FreeXperia team has made the magic possible once...
Thanks to the hard work of FreeXperia team, it seems that Xperia owners can finally enjoy the Android M preview experience via custom ROM, even if the official release is months away. To be more precise, the FreeXperia team has...
Sony Xperia Z Ultra is one of the few devices on which you can easily enjoy the all new Android M Developer preview. If you are the owner of this device, why missing such a chance? The FreeXperia custom ROM...
The Android M Developer Preview is out there for a while, so I am not surprised to see that many Custom ROM developers are working hard to offer us ROMs based on Android M. FreeXperia is such a firmware based on...
Have you bought the new Samsung Galaxy S6? Then, you have plenty of reasons to be pleased by your choice, even though your actions are limited by the SIM lock feature, which is a carrier restrictions pre loaded on your S6....
Whatsapp, the world’s largest mobile messaging company, announces that its service will remain free in developing countries such as India. As you know, Whatsapp charges users with an annual fee of $.99 after using the service for one year free....
