The process of transitioning from iOS to Android has become significantly more streamlined with the introduction of a new native migration experience built directly into Android 17. Continue reading “Android 17 streamlines iOS-to-Android data migration”
X (Formerly Twitter) has released a rebuilt version of its Android app after nearly a year of development. Nikita Bier, Head of Product at X, announced that the company rebuilt the Android app from scratch and described the project as “one of the largest engineering efforts in the company’s history.” Continue reading “X app for Android gets rebuilt with improved performance”
The European Commission has issued two binding specification decisions under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which regulates large digital platforms designated as gatekeepers, requiring Google to improve interoperability for third-party AI assistants on Android and share Google Search data with eligible search providers. Continue reading “EU orders Google to open Android AI features and share Search data under DMA; Google raises privacy concerns”
Google has announced a change to how Android backups use Google Account storage. Starting July 7, all data managed through Android backup settings will count toward the storage available in a Google Account. Alongside the update, the company is introducing new backup controls that give users more control over the data included in their backups. Continue reading “Google updates Android backups: All backup data now counts toward Google Account storage”
Google appears to be moving closer to giving Android users more control over their cloud backups. A feature first spotted by Android Authority in November 2025 would allow users to enable or disable backups for individual apps instead of relying solely on Android’s current backup system. Continue reading “Google could soon add app-specific backup controls to Android”
Google has announced new updates to Chrome’s Autofill feature, extending advanced autofill capabilities to Android and iPhone users while deepening integration with Google Wallet across mobile and desktop. The update allows users to securely autofill more types of personal information, including passport details, driver’s license information and payment data. Continue reading “Chrome gets advanced Autofill for Android and iPhone, expands Google Wallet integration”
Google has announced the June Pixel Drop, introducing new features for Pixel devices across creation tools, multitasking, communication, and safety. The update also aligns with Android 17 and Wear OS 7, adding system-level enhancements across supported devices. Continue reading “Google June Pixel Drop: Screen Reactions, Gemini upgrades and new Pixel AI features”
Google has announced an expansion of its Android Parental Controls, bringing new tools for screen time management, app controls, and family supervision. The company has also increased its U.S. digital wellbeing fund to more than $50 million as part of its efforts to support healthier technology habits among kids and teens. Continue reading “Android 17 expands parental controls with screen time limits, app controls and Family Link support”
Google has officially released Android 17, initiating its rollout to Pixel devices, with other eligible Android devices expected to receive the update throughout 2026. The latest version marks a architectural shift toward what Google describes as an “intelligence system,” prioritizing adaptive design across various form factors alongside updates to productivity, privacy, and media capabilities. Continue reading “Android 17 stable update arrives for Pixel phones”
Google has announced a new set of Android features as part of the June Android Drop. The update includes new safety tools, personalization features, reading assistance capabilities, and expanded file-sharing options. Continue reading “Android June Drop: Fake call detection, Google Photos Wardrobe, Personal Safety updates, Book Insights, and Quick Share roll out”
Google could soon notify users when installed Android apps are removed from the Google Play Store and stop receiving updates, according to an APK teardown report by Android Authority. The change was spotted in Play Store v51.4.19 code and suggests Google is developing a system to alert users when apps disappear from the store after installation. Continue reading “Google Play Store could warn users when Android apps are removed”
HONOR launched the 600 series in Malaysia recently and in Europe as well. In this review we will be looking at the 600 Pro which is the premium offering. Although the design seems heavily inspired by the iPhone’s aesthetic, the device is a highly impressive attempt from HONOR at making a compact smartphone that doesn’t compromise on battery capacity or flagship performance.
Continue reading “HONOR 600 Pro Review – Premium flagship power in a remarkably sleek chassis”
Google is bringing Gemini in Chrome to Android, introducing a new agentic browsing experience powered by Gemini 3.1. The update turns Chrome into an AI-assisted browser that can understand webpages, answer questions, complete tasks, and automate actions directly on mobile devices. Continue reading “Chrome for Android gets Gemini 3.1 upgrade with agentic browsing and automation tools”
Android Auto is receiving a next-generation update focused on design refresh, improved entertainment, and expanded AI capabilities. The platform currently runs in more than 250 million compatible cars, extending Google’s phone-to-car experience across a wide global fleet. Continue reading “Android Auto gets major refresh with 3D Maps, Gemini Intelligence, widgets, HD video and spatial audio support”
At The Android Show, Google announced a major shift for Android, positioning the platform as an “Intelligence System” powered by Gemini. The company said Android is evolving beyond a traditional operating system by combining AI, hardware, and software to proactively assist users across apps and devices. Continue reading “Android Intelligence System brings Gemini app automation, AppFunctions, and XR support”
