Google has introduced new features for Android devices, including AI-powered writing tools in Gboard, upgraded Emoji Kitchen stickers, and enhanced options for sharing audio and files. These updates streamline messaging, creative expression, and media sharing. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android features — AI writing in Gboard, Emoji Kitchen stickers, Dual audio sharing, Quick Share improvements”
Google has started the rollout of the Pixel Drop September 2025 update, bringing new personalization options, Pixel Buds improvements, and smartwatch navigation features to Pixel users. Continue reading “Google Pixel Feature Drop: Material 3 Expressive, Adaptive Audio on Pixel Buds Pro 2, Glanceable Maps on Pixel Watch”
Google has avoided the harshest consequences in its long-running antitrust case, with a federal court ruling against the forced sale of Chrome or Android. Continue reading “Google Antitrust Case: Court restricts exclusive agreements, keeps core services”
Google announced new security measures for Android app distribution, requiring developers to verify their identities for apps on devices with Google services. The update aims to protect users from malware, scams, and financial fraud while keeping Android open to alternative app stores and manual installations. Continue reading “Android app distribution to require verified developers from 2026”
Google on Tuesday unveiled a range of security upgrades in Android 16, introducing a new Advanced Protection setting and advanced tools to counter scams and theft. These updates prioritize safeguarding all users, particularly high-risk groups like journalists and elected officials. Continue reading “Google rolls out Advanced Protection and Enhanced Security tools for Android”
Ahead of Google I/O next week, Google unveiled a significant update for Android and Wear OS with Material 3 Expressive, one of their largest updates in years. This update focuses on personalization, smooth interactions, and enhancing user experience. Continue reading “Google unveils Material 3 Expressive for Android and WearOS”
Google will shift all Android operating system development to its internal branch, aiming to “streamline its development” process. Continue reading “Google reportedly shifting all Android development in-house”
Google has revealed a modern update for the Android brand before its upcoming Pixel hardware event on October 4th. This event is set to introduce the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro featuring Android 14, and the Pixel Watch 2. Continue reading “Google’s Android gets a new logo and 3D Bugdroid”
During its I/O conference, Google unveiled the second beta version of Android 14, which comes with various improvements across different areas. These enhancements cover camera and media features, privacy and security settings, system user interface, and tools for developers to increase productivity. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 14 beta 2 with Ultra HDR images, Health Connect platform and more”
Google has released the first Android 14 beta update for developers and early-adopters. This follows the second developer preview which rolled out last month. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 14 beta 1 update”
Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 (T3B1.230224.005) has been released by Google as part of its Feature Drop, which is now available to Google Pixel devices. Continue reading “Google rolls out Android 13 QPR3 Beta 1 update”
Google has released the second Developer Preview of Android 14, enhancing privacy, security, performance, developer productivity, and user customization. Continue reading “Google rolls out the second Android 14 developer preview”
Google is utilizing the Context Hub Runtime Environment (CHRE) in Android to enhance Fast Pair on the OnePlus 11, making device connections faster while conserving battery. Continue reading “Google brings CHRE to Android to speed up Fast Pair”
A potential new feature for Google Chrome on Android, “quick delete,” may soon be available, as code changes have been discovered on Chromium Gerrit. This feature would offer users a faster way to erase their browsing history, and aligns with Google’s announcement at I/O 2021 of the ability to quickly delete the last 15 minutes of search queries on Android and iOS apps. Continue reading “Google Chrome for Android to get ‘quick delete’ option”
Google seems to be on the brink of revolutionizing the way we use webcams, with Android Expert Mishaal Rahman spotting indications that the company is planning to allow native support for using Android phones as webcams for PCs, Macs, and Chromebooks. Continue reading “Android could get native support for ‘Phone as Webcam’ soon”
