Announced during the ongoing Google I/O event, Android Go is exactly what Android One was supposed to be, designed to run on inexpensive devices that have 1GB or less of RAM.
You can now download Android 8.0 O beta 1 for Nexus and Pixel devices. Here are the details on this latest release.
Today, only a few days before Google I/O 2017, Google announced that it's bringing full Android to cars this year. Here are the details.
Rumors has it that Google Assistant is making it's way onto Apple's iOS running iPhone and iPad at I/O 2017, with the release limited to US users only at launch.
While we have previously assumed that two Google Pixel 2 devices will arrive in 2017, it now appears that there is scope for a third. Furthermore, all three Pixels will be powered by the Snapdragon 835.
Google's personal assistant for the home, the aptly named Google Home, has today received the update that many have been waiting for, which gives it the ability to differentiate between different users in a household by voice for the first time.
Google Pixel 2 flagship smartphone for 2017 will likely feature a curved OLED display like the Samsung Galaxy S8. Here's the likely reason as to why.
YouTube TV live cable network streaming service is now live in five U.S. cities with mobile apps for iOS, Android, Android TV and Chromecast available to download as well.
Google has just made available to download Android 8.0 O Developer Preview 1 for Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Pixel, Pixel XL, Pixel C and Nexus Player devices.
New rumors suggest Android 8.0 O will feature revamped notifications, app icon badges, picture-in-picture mode, a smart text selection toolbar and much more.
