But now the two best Android phones in the world—the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S4—come in pure, stock Google Editions. And after spending some time with both, we can confirm that ditching ...

Google didn't announce it's own new phone, but it has co-opted the Samsung Galaxy S4 to house its own services. The Galaxy S4 will get Google-fied June 26.

The Google Edition isn’t available with 32GB of internal storage like the regular Galaxy S4, so you may find a need for the microSD slot, which takes cards up to 64GB.

Way back at Google I/O 2013, it was announced that Samsung would be partnering with Google to release a Galaxy S4 variant running stock Android. Nearly two months later, the device is finally ...

One of the biggest questions about the new stock Android Google Play Edition devices is how their camera performance will compare to the original manufacturer models. Image quality, after all, isn ...

But this year, Google found a way to get HTC and Samsung to offer those same phones without their so-called “skins.” Both the Samsung Galaxy S4 and the HTC One can now be purchased without ...

Google just pulled out a Samsung Galaxy S4 on the Google I/O stage, but it’s not like any S4 you’ve ever seen: It runs stock Android, is a completely unlocked device that comes with an ...

Way back at Google I/O 2013, it was announced that Samsung would be partnering with Google to release a Galaxy S4 variant running stock Android. Nearly two months later, the device is finally ...

Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition gets Lollipop, completing the GPE rollout The first Google Play Edition phone was the last to get Android 5.0. Andrew Cunningham – Dec 13, 2014 2:00 ...

Now here's something none of us expected. This evening, Geek.com is reporting that Samsung and Google will be introducing a Galaxy S4 Google Edition. So ...

Today, after a lengthy wait, Google finally put the Samsung Galaxy S4 Nexus, also known as the Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition, up for sale on the Google Play Store alongside the HTC One Nexus.

Google's version of the Galaxy S4 will also still support 4G LTE, as well as NFC, Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi, and will still include the solid 2600mAh battery. You've got to pay to Play.