Explore Android's ongoing evolution with this visual timeline of versions, starting B.C. (Before Cupcake) and going all the way to 2025's Android 16 release. What a long, strange trip it’s been ...

Google, HTC, and T-Mobile introduced the Android 1.0 operating system on September 23, 2008. Here's a look back at the then-new OS.

X branding came to Twitter for Android earlier this week, and another update rolling out on Friday afternoon changes the app name, while “tweet” seemingly becomes “post.”. Starting on the ...

Google has given its Gemini app a fresh new look—and some useful upgrades too. The latest update brings a redesigned app icon ...

Also, Google announced a new logo for Android, as well as a refreshing color scheme. Android eliminated version 9’s “back” button in the upgrade. Navigation gestures have replaced it and ...

Google is rolling out the new Gemini icon to Android, while this app update also brings new shortcuts to the homescreen widget.

Shortwave — an email app for iOS and the web that serves as a spiritual successor to Google Inbox — has finally arrived on Android devices following 18 months of beta testing.

The consistent and proper use of the university logo not only strengthens recognition for Ohio State but also projects the university’s established reputation onto all of the many individual entities ...

Transferring data via Bluetooth with Android devices is also faster, and the speed of firmware updates has increased by 40 percent, according to the developers.

Android's very first release, Version 1.0, launched in September 2008 under the codename Alpha, and the next version, unsurprisingly, was titled Beta (v1.1).

Google was initially planning to release its first Android phone by the end of 2007, but as Google engineer Chris DeSalvo tells it, Apple’s iPhone turned that plan upside down. “As a consumer ...