Is Android getting boring? If so, that's only because it is such a mature operating system, it's now time to focus on the nitty gritty details.
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Android O Wi-Fi activation can be triggered by location
An unreleased, but visible feature in the settings menu of Android O preview devices is a nifty little feature for those who turn Wi-Fi off often.
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O wow, it’s the first Android O developer preview | #PNWeekly 245
We delve into the nuances of what software features will hit home with most users as well as other mobile tech news of the week in our podcast!
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Dynamic badges for home screen apps on Nova Launcher 5.1
Android O has icon animations on the way. But that doesn't mean that third-party launchers have suddenly gone out of style.
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Android O Quick Look and a hot take or two (Video)
The first developer preview has been released to the wild. We've played around with it for a day and let a somewhat depressing feeling sink in...
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Android O developer preview now out for flashing only
Those on the Android Beta Program won't have access to this first Android O Developer Preview. A ton of new APIs and interface tweaks are here.
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More Android O features in active chatter
A list of bullet points and plenty of speculation as to where the next version of Android will go. But will all of these features land in May?
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It’s review season with the LG G6, Huawei P10, HTC U Ultra | #PNWeekly 243
We extend our commentary on those devices, the HTC U Ultra, the Huawei Watch 2 and the LG Watch Sport for well over an hour on our podcast this week.
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One Android O feature rumored to cut down on copy-paste
Press and hold, copy and paste, press and hold, copy and paste. It seems that Android O may cut down on that vicious cycle.
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Android Oreo, Android Pocky: Hiroshi Lockheimer picks his poison
The SVP for Android is tweeting grocery occurrences and BuzzFeed-style recipe ideas. Will he make enough Oreo cake for all of us?
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Pixel phones are officially guaranteed updates for two years, no 128GB XL in Verizon stores
Today is the official launch day of the “Made by Google” Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones, although that doesn’t mean much for folks looking to get either model (particularly the jumbo-sized one) from the search giant’s own e-store.If a locked bootloader and
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Nougat Maintenance Release possibly means Android 7.1
Android Nougat is out, but some major features like the Nexus Launcher, Google Assistant and more are expected in a Maintenance Release this fall. Google’s inviting developers to continue submitting issue tickets as they find and re-tread bugs so that it can fix them up in time for a supposed developer preview for MR1.Well, turns ...
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