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When you talk about Samsung's Galaxy smartphones, it's hard not to talk about 'the average consumer.' Because the Galaxy S series is the second-most popular line of smartphones on earth, its audience is unashamedly mainstream, and the vast majority of sales of these devices will be to consumers who aren't what you'd call tech-savvy. The issue for Samsung, increasingly, is learning how to split the difference between a smartphone that provides a good experience for everybody and maintaining that all important credibility with its fans and enthusiasts.
This week's Android Police podcast is a bit different - it's all about stuff! As in, the stuff we use. We take a full episode to just talk about the various tools, gadgets, gizmos, and toys that we like. We do these kinds of posts on the site, so we figured why not an episode of the podcast? We've got some select items featured on the show that you can buy below, too.
According to The Verge, LeEco has just announced that it no longer intends to buy US television maker Vizio.
After just posting the April security patch builds based on Android 7.1.1 moments ago, Google has now published Android 7.1.2 builds for Pixel and Nexus devices. You can find the images here and the OTAs here. The Nexus Player and Pixel C started to receive 7.1.2 just days ago.
This week on the Android Police Podcast, I, Ryan Whitwam, Cody Toombs, Jeff Back, and Jordan Palmer talk about the two biggest Android news items of the last couple weeks: the Galaxy S8 and Android O. We also break down our reviews of the Moto G5 Plus and the LG G6.
