Since rolling out the first version of Android in 2008, Google has largely stuck to one major release per year. Android 16 ...

In 2019, Google officially killed its fun dessert names for Android versions. Over six years later, it remains a critical mistake.

As Google previously announced, Android updates are moving from a single, yearly operating system update to more frequent releases.

Getting a new smartphone software update in the middle of the year is always going to feel weird, but with barely any headline functions and little to get excited over, is Android 16 going to suck?

Google recently released Android 16, which brings a smattering of new features for Pixel phones, with promises of additional updates down the road. The numbering scheme has not been consistent over ...

Google Chrome is by far the most popular browser on Android, supporting devices of all sizes and form factors. Given Android's fragmentation, Google ensures that newer Chrome releases remain ...

Samsung is changing how it rolls out software updates for its flagship smartphones, with a new strategy that separates major One UI versions from feature-packed updates—depending on whether you use a ...

Rajesh started following the latest happenings in the world of Android around the release of the Nexus One and Samsung Galaxy S. After flashing custom ROMs and kernels on his beloved Galaxy S, he ...