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”
Android 14 will block the installation of certain outdated apps to help decrease the risk of malware, according to a recent code change discovered by 9to5Google. The upcoming Android version will completely stop the installation of apps that are designed for older versions of the operating system. Recently, Google released the Android 13 QPR2 Beta 2 update. Continue reading “Android 14 could block sideloading of outdated apps”
Carl Pei, the former co-founder of OnePlus, revealed in March this year that his new startup, Nothing, would debut an Android smartphone later this year, presumably in “summer”. However, besides the device’s name, Pei left many specifics secret. But now we have further hints to follow. Pei and Nothing’s chief designer, Tom Howard, spent time with Wallpaper.com to outline the Nothing Phone 1’s creative design process. During the conversation, the crew highlighted some key aspects of the upcoming device. Continue reading “Nothing Phone (1) design with a transparent casing teased”
Google yesterday unveiled new improvements for their consumer goods and services at Google I/O 2022, including some very important changes to multi-device functionality for the Android ecosystem in 2022. Continue reading “Google announces upcoming Multi-device features for Android ecosystem”
One of WhatsApp’s limitations is that it’s difficult to start a conversation with someone who hasn’t been saved. There are ways to get around this, but they aren’t straightforward. Presently, opening the default dialer app by pressing on an unsaved contact in a WhatsApp discussion doesn’t allow you to text the contact from within the app. Continue reading “WhatsApp Beta for Android now allows you to quickly start chats with unsaved contacts”
The Android version of Twitter’s app is rumored to be getting the ability to select text within tweets. The firm is working on bringing a text selection feature to its Android app, according to popular app reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong’s latest tweet. Continue reading “Twitter for Android will soon support selecting text in a Tweet”
To date, numerous new features have been tested on Google Chrome on the Android platform. One such feature that showed up recently is the “Close all tabs” function. However, there are reports that many are accidentally tapping on the option. Continue reading “Google Chrome for Android to get ‘Close all tabs’ warning”
Following the footsteps of Apple, Google is now planning to add a safety section in Google Play to give people transparency into how apps use data. According to Google, this section will help people understand the data an app collects or shares, if that data is secured, and additional details that impact privacy and security. Continue reading “Google to add Privacy Labels to apps in Google Play to give transparency into how apps use data”
