Google Inbox gets another nice update. Photo: Google

Google is updating its awesome Inbox app for Android to deliver welcome improvements to the snooze function. Users will now be greeted by more options when they need to put off important messages until later, and you can have Inbox leave you alone on weekends if you want quiet time.

Get better selfies with the Galaxy S7. Photo: Samsung

Samsung’s new Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 edge have a front-facing flash feature that helps you shoot brighter selfies, but it doesn’t come from an extra LED. Instead, the new devices have stolen the same trick Apple uses on iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus.

Windows 10 will see fewer Android ports. Photo: Microsoft

Microsoft has given up on trying to convince Android developers to bring their apps to Windows 10 Mobile by killing off its porting tool while it was still in development. The company has confirmed that “Project Astoria” is dead, but it is still pushing for iOS ports.

HTC will step up its camera game for One M10. Photo: HTC

Hallelujah! HTC has promised that its upcoming One M10 will pack a “very, very compelling” camera.

The news will please long-time One fans, most of whom will have been deeply disappointed with the camera sensors packed into last year’s One M9, and the One M8 that came before it.

Facebook Live on Android. Photo: Facebook

Facebook Live, the real-time video streaming feature designed to compete with Periscope and Meerkat, will soon be available on Android — two months after making its debut on iOS.

Users in the U.S. are getting the feature first, but Facebook promises it will reach more countries soon.