One of the most exciting Android phones released in 2014 has been available only to consumers who have received invites and those who jumped on limited sales events since its launch, but on Monday, OnePlus finally announced open sales for its CyanogenMod smartphone: the OnePlus One.
Samsung on Sunday took the wraps off the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge, two devices that were heavily detailed in rumors and leaks before the event, and while they’re clearly the best Android smartphones Samsung has ever made, there are some reasons not to like them, with one in particular that some users will find very annoying.
The Galaxy S6 is just a few weeks from its big debut, but many of its secrets have been revealed recently, including its purported dimensions. Potential buyers curious how big Samsung’s next flagship handset will be can now check out Phone Arena’s handy smartphone measurement tool that compares the Galaxy S6 to the most important flagship handsets currently available, including last year’s Galaxy S5, the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, and other hot competitors from Sony, LG, HTC, Motorola and Nokia.
The New England Patriots' latest trip to the Super Bowl just wouldn't be complete if it didn't include a scandal of some kind. The latest such scandal has been dubbed "DeflateGate" and it involves the Patriots allegedly tampering with footballs during the game in a way that would have made it easier for quarterback Tom Brady to throw them in the rain.
Buy a OnePlus One without an invite starting today