Where are all the updates?! Photo: Google

Four months after making its official debut, Android 6.0 Marshmallow has finally been installed on more than 1 percent of compatible devices.

Google’s latest update is expected to get a boost in the comping months as new devices from Samsung, LG, HTC, and others go on sale — but that figure is pretty depressing at this point.

The G5 could be LG’s best smartphone yet. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android

Despite losing money on smartphones during the third and fourth quarters of 2015, LG has promised to release two flagship handsets this year.

We know one will be the LG G5, which is expected to come with a more premium all-metal design, but the second remains a mystery.

Faulty G4? LG will fix it. Photo: LG

Has your LG G4 become stuck in a boot loop? You’re not the only one with this issue. Fortunately, LG has acknowledged the problem and offered users a fix. Unfortunately, it’s not a software update; you’re going to need to send your handset in for repair.

Will Google return to HTC in 2016? Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android.

HTC will partner up with Google again this year to deliver not one but two new Nexus smartphones, replacing those currently made by LG and Huawei, according to sources.

HTC has previously teamed up with Google to make the Nexus One, the very first Nexus smartphone — and the Nexus 9, Google’s most recent tablet.

Meet the LG G5. Photo: Android Authority

LG’s new G5, which will make its official debut at Mobile World Congress next month, has been revealed early in leaked design drawings. The handset looks a lot like its predecessors from the front, but LG has made a number of big hardware changes.