Google’s mobile operating system Android will now automatically reboot if the phone is locked for three days in a row. On Monday, the tech giant pushed updates to Google Play services, a core part of ...

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

SamMobile, which is a popular Samsung fan blog, was able to replicate the issue. After a weekend of complaints and failed software updates, Samsung pulled the plug on the software update. The company ...

Google has pulled the plug on security updates for Android 12 and Android 12L after roughly four years, but it won't matter to most.

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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.

Cheaper Android phones and tablets will soon become obsolete if they don’t feature 32GB of storage thanks to new certification rules from Google in its Android 15 update.

This is similar to a feature known as Inactivity Reboot that Apple added to the iPhone in iOS 18.1. This actually caused some annoyance among law enforcement officials who believed they had suspects' ...

Google has raised the minimum requirements for a phone hoping to run Android 15. Now, phones will need to have at least 32GB of storage to run the software — double the amount needed to run Android 14 ...

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 ...

Android 15 Beta is now available for Motorola Edge 40. The latest beta update is based on Hello UI. It also brings many new features.

According to data from Statcounter, the number of devices running Android 12 currently stands at 12.43 percent. This sounds like a manageable number at first, but according to Google, there are beyond ...