Google is considering Android on-device ADB restrictions to boost security, sparking debate among power users and developers.

An app teardown has revealed that Android could soon allow apps to see and control your screen while your device is locked.

Google is preparing a sweeping change to how apps can be installed on Android phones, and it could reshape the platform’s long-standing reputation as the more open alternative to Apple’s iPhone.

Android Auto does a solid job of mirroring your phone's most useful apps on your car's infotainment screen. From maps to ...

Google is giving its mid-tier subscribers a bigger slice of its AI lineup. Gemini Spark, the model that debuted alongside the premium AI Ultra plan in May 2026, has started rolling out to Google AI ...

After breaking my prized Seiko timepiece, I used Samsung's free dev tool to cook up a dupe of its watch face for my Samsung ...

CrashStealer poses as Apple’s crash reporter to steal passwords, browser data and crypto wallets. See how Mac users can protect themselves.

Google has published updated developer guidance urging Android app creators to optimize software for ultra-wide foldables. The company emphasizes dropping fixed-orientation assumptions in favor of ...

Google has introduced new Android developer tools, adaptive layout guidance and Wear OS 7 widgets to help apps better support ...

The Android 17 QPR 2 Beta 1 build has started rolling out to Pixel phones. This update comes with quite a few fixes.

The right apps can do wonders.

Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 fixes Gemini-related reboots, Bluetooth failures, and missing notifications while ending beta support ...