Fully Charged: Windows 10 hits 75 million users, and Samsung’s smart fridge is hacked
Our morning news roundup collects the tech world’s odds and ends in one handy read
Operating systems
Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge phones to get Note 5 and Edge+ delights
You don’t need a new phablet to get Samsung Pay
Google Android Marshmallow preview
Everything you need to know about Google’s best ever mobile OS
Fully Charged: Windows RT tablets getting Win 10’s Start menu, and HBO teases next big show
Here’s all the news you need to get Monday started right
Nexus devices get Stagefright fix and monthly security updates going forward
Google can’t make other manufacturers get in gear, but at least it’ll do right by the Nexus line
Microsoft Windows 10 review
What do you do when the world hates your last OS? You create a bloody good one, that’s what
10 things you need to know about Windows 10’s release
Microsoft’s uber-hyped new OS is here: what does it do, when can you get it and how much will it cost you? (Spoiler: you’ll likely get it for free)
New Android vulnerabilities could expose nearly all devices to hacks
“Stagefright” issues found within code are deemed “worst discovered to date,” but Google is aware
Windows 10 is finalized, and the near-release version is heading to testers
Have you been testing Microsoft’s new OS? You get the first crack at the essentially complete version
You won’t be able to buy a Windows 10-equipped PC on 29 July
Microsoft is all about upgrades at first, because the hardware won’t be ready