Curvy is cool with the G Flex 2. Screenshot: Cult of Android
By now you’ve probably already heard about LG’s awesome new G Flex 2, which was announced at CES in Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago. But just in case it slipped under your radar, LG has today released the handset’s first introduction video, which highlights its stunning curved display and self-healing back panel.
The G2 is next in line for Lollipop. Photo: LG
LG has already updated its flagship G3 to Lollipop, which means those of you with last year’s G2 are next in line for Google’s latest software. Not only will it bring new features, but plenty of nice design changes, too — and the video below gives you an early glimpse at what you’re in for.
CyanogenMod. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
The incredibly popular CyanogenMod ROM is finally available on the international LG G3 (D855) — as well as the Nexus 6 and devices included in the Android One program. The new “nightly” builds, which are based on Google’s latest Lollipop software, can be downloaded now for manual flashing.
Moto 360’s customization options could be more than just different straps. Image: Cult of Android
The Moto 360 may one day be just as customizable as the Moto X after Motorola revealed that wearables “could be” coming to MotoMaker. It’s already one of the most popular Android Wear watches on the market, but giving users the ability to choose different straps, accent colors, and more could make it even bigger.
LG’s new smartwatch swaps Android Wear for webOS. Photo: Android Central
A recent report confirmed LG’s plans to launch new wearables powered by the webOS platform in early 2016, but it turns out the South Korean company has already unveiled one.
At CES 2015 in Las Vegas last week, LG showcased a new smartwatch that it has developed with the help of Audi, and it’s the first to shun Android Wear in favor of LG’s own software.
