Want to know what features you'll see when Android Pie is eventually released for your phone? We got you, fam.
Remember Project Treble? Remember how it was going to be a brilliant solution that finally addressed Android's terrible fragmentation problem? Well, we have an update on the status of Android's fragmentation fix: it still isn't doing anything at all. Android Pie was first released to the public nearly four months ago and according to Google's official Android version distribution data, it's currently in use on 0% of active Android devices
Samsung recently released their second beta of Android Pie for their Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus smartphones. It looks like there was an issue with the Android Pie beta 2 for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus as Samsung has now released a hotfix update. The second beta of Android Pie was
Today we’re having a peek at the latest update to Lineage – but before that, we’re going to go over what it is and why it exists. Lineage is a bit of software that replaces the version of Android your smartphone manufacturing brand originally installed before purchase. Once you purchase the phone, you have the ability to run the software … Continue reading
If you own the Android One-powered HTC U11 Life from 2017, be on the lookout for the Android 9 Pie update coming your way.
The update to Android Pie was supposed to be faster in the wake of Project Treble, but most phones are still languishing on Oreo. HTC announced several months ago which of its phones would get Pie, a list that included most of its recent releases. Well, the first one is rolling out now—it's the HTC U11 Life.
The U11 Life Android One device is HTC's first smartphone to be graced with an update to Android 9 Pie. The new software is rolling out in Romania at the moment, and is expected to spread to other European markets very soon. The rollout comes almost four months after Google released Pie.
According to a new report out of Asia that seemingly confirms earlier rumors, the Galaxy S10 will have a feature like no other Android device, or any iPhone for that matter. If you were thinking about the Infinity-O screen — that screen-with-a-hole design that we keep seeing in leaks — that’s not exactly it. Yes, the iPhone has a notch that’s more prominent than a hole in the screen, and most Android phones out there have copied the iPhone X’s design
Motorola’s midrange notched Motorola One and Motorola One Power phones are starting to get Android 9.0 Pie updates, according to Android Police.
Apple's CarPlay made a splash when it announced that Google Maps, Waze, and other third-party navigation apps would finally work for iPhone users plugging their phone into their cars, but Android Auto's been quietly offering these apps for years — and on Thursday it announced some new features to make the in-car platform run a bit smoother.