It's an excellent example of Material Design in action, but it needs to catch up with some core functionality.
It's only offered in the 32GB storage option, and it will set you back $479.
Lollipop’s new multitasking cards and revamped notification center blend right in with HTC’s Sense.
The company may be working on a less resource-intensive TouchWiz that looks more akin to stock Android.
What can you do with your voice on your Android phone? More than you know!
Protect and clear your data—and then sell, donate, or recycle your old phone.
Tap in to Google's services and some of the best Play Store options for getting the most out of that new device.
It sucks not having Android 5.0 like all the other cool kids, but at least there's app that let you fake some of its new features.
