Top Android news of the week: 275 million vulnerable, Office Mobile, LG G5
US Cellular may be getting LG G5 next month
The newest flagship phone from LG is reportedly coming to a smaller carrier, US Cellular. The phone has a 5.3-inch display 4GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage. Rumors have the LG G5 priced by US Cellular for $636 off contract.
Source: Android Authority
Office mobile apps get welcome features in update
Microsoft Office Mobile received an update that has some helpful new features. Chief among them are the auto-save feature, so work will not be lost in a power outage or similar event. Real-time collaborative editing is now possible in some of the functions.
Source: Android Community
India gets Marshmallow for Galaxy Edge S6, S6 Edge, and S6 Edge 6+
Galaxy phone owners in India will be happy to find that Marshmallow is on the way. Samsung Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, and S6 Edge + is getting them updated currently. It's not the latest Galaxy phone nor the latest version of Android but it's a step forward.
Source: Neowin
275 million Android devices subject to hacking
Hacking of Android devices seems to be always in the news, and security experts claim that over 275 million of them are vulnerable to hackers. Northbit has released a report that says the platform is vulnerable. Devices with older versions of Android are particularly vulnerable, as are Nexus devices running a stock ROM.
Source: TNW