Car infotainment systems have historically been a weak point in vehicle design. Often clunky and inefficient, essential features and functions were buried under layers of unnecessary screens and ...

Going wireless has never been easier in our cars, and if you want to give up on cables and use Android Auto and CarPlay without a cord, a new device helps you do this with several extras. Launched by ...

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Leaked images suggest the Realme GT 8 Pro could launch with interchangeable camera layouts, letting users swap between different design styles. The phone is also rumored to feature a 200MP telephoto, ...

Google appears to be reverting to an older Android Auto display. A recent upgrade to Material You changed the background colors. A recent beta version shows code that ...

Google will restrict sideloading with developer verification. The move mirrors Apple's long-standing security approach. Android loses one of its last big differences from iOS. For years, one of the ...

When I was a baby pundit, my mentor, Bill Buckley, told me to write about whatever made me angriest that week. I don’t often do that, mostly because I don’t get angry that much — it’s not how I’m ...

Among the many updates in Android 16 QPR1’s big redesign is a new look for notifications which includes more prominent shortcuts for settings, history, and also an updated lock screen layout too.

Google I/O 2025 is still a week out, but Google shared a taste of the updates coming to Android and the larger Android Ecosystem at a separate event today, dubbed The Android Show: I/O Edition.

Google’s developer conference kicks off early with a standalone Android event at 1PM ET today. Google’s developer conference kicks off early with a standalone Android event at 1PM ET today. is a news ...

Sounds like Google I/O might be more about Gemini, so Android is getting a separate event all to itself. Sounds like Google I/O might be more about Gemini, so Android is getting a separate event all ...