Looks like Android 7.0 Nougat will be harder to root and modify as Google has introduced strictly enforced verified boot and error correction in the new operating system. Here's how this works.
The Android 7.0 Nougat Developer Preview 5 is now officially out and available to download. The even better news that accompanies the availability of Android 7.0 Nougat DP5 is that it will be the final preview before an official Android 7.0 release is issued to public for compatible and supported devices.
The Nexus 6P in 64GB and 128GB - all colors - is available with up to 25% discount for one day only, as part of Amazon's Prime Day sale. Here are the details.
It's official now. Google has announced that the next major version of Android, likely to be v7.0, will be called Nougat. Here are the details.
While Google already offers two-step verification, it has today announced what it calls Google prompt, and it's an attempt at making it easier than ever to enable two-step verification with the absolute minimum amount of work needed by users. Here are the details.
Google today has made available for download Android N developer preview 4 beta for select Nexus devices. These supported Nexus devices include the Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6, Nexus 9, Nexus 9 LTE, General Mobile 4G (Android One device), Pixel C and the Android TV-powered Nexus Player.
The first Google Tango smartphone is here, and it's called Phab2 Pro, and is made by Lenovo. Here are its specs, release date and price details.
It is being reported that Google co-founder Larry Page has been secretly funding two startups for a number of years to try and progress the technology required for building flying cars.
Google has decided to celebrate the first anniversary of its one-year-old My Account hub by extending a set of features that will now allow both iOS and Android device owners to find their lost or stolen device.
Much to the distain of many smartphone manufacturers around the world, it's not unusual for celebrities and people in positions of power to be caught using one smartphone over another when they've been paid to endorse a particular brand, or even worse, when they are the executive chairman of a company that actually produces a rival platform. As an example, many people would expect Alphabet/Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to use an Android-powered device given his position of authority within the company that actually builds the Android OS, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
