Google just raised the minimum spec requirements manufacturers need to meet to support Android 15. The good news is, it's not ...

With the upcoming release of Android 15, Google has introduced stricter storage and RAM requirements for smartphones that wish to use Google Mobile ...

Google is reportedly increasing the minimum hardware requirements for Android 15, mandating at least 32GB of internal storage and 4GBRAM for standard devices.

Google has just mandated that Android devices possess a certain storage capacity to run or upgrade to Android 15.

Minimum storage doubled to 32GB From Android 15 onwards, smartphones must have at least 32GB of internal storage to qualify for Google Mobile Services (GMS) certification. Additionally, Google ...

The doubling represents a steady rise in the minimum storage requirements for Android. In Android 12, Google allowed the OS version to install on just 8GB.

Given how excessive battery drain is one “one of the most significant frustrations for Android users,” Google is starting a new ...

The report highlights that by increasing the storage requirement, Google ensures users on budget phones will have more space for essential data, improving the overall smartphone experience. Though ...

Reports claim that employees from the advertising, sales, and marketing departments in India may also be impacted by this latest round of layoffs, however exact numbers are not yet disclosed by the ...

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Smartphones with less than 32 GB of flash memory and too little RAM will be denied the update to Android 15 by Google.