On Monday, Google not only announced the release date of Android P, but the company also revealed the official name without a lot of fanfare. Android P is officially called Android 9 Pie, and it's ...

The next version of Android is here and, once again, the name is exactly what most of us predicted: Android P is officially Android Pie. Google announced the official name for the next version of ...

While your phone might not have Pie yet, more devices will launch with in in the coming months, and expect older devices to receive the update over the next year. You can keep track of what devices ...

The next version of Android — Android 9.0 Pie — is finally here. We’ve rounded up everything that’s new in a handy guide, but when will your phone receive this update, if at all? More phones than ever ...

Sucks if you don't own one of these phones, though, because you'll have to wait until later this year before you can get your Pie on. The wait should be shorter this time compared to previous Android ...

Much attention has been given to Google’s latest update to Android 9 Pie, with its shiny AI tricks and digital wellness features, but the company has also announced that it will launch the Go Edition ...

Google has announced that the final, shipping version of the newest Android update is available for all Pixel phones today. And, as usual, it has announced a name to go along with the over-the-air ...

Here’s the story with every new version of Android, in a nutshell: it’s great, but you can really only get it on a phone that Google makes. Sometime next year, new phones by other companies will ...

Google has given its next mobile phone and tablet operating system a name: Android Pie. As well as naming the software, it's also released the first public version and made it available for download.

The update adds support for the 802.11mc Wi-Fi protocol, which developers can use to figure out where a device is in relation to nearby Wi-Fi hotspots. That sounds pretty dull until you realize that ...

The latest version of Android is available now (on some phones, at least), it costs nothing, and it's a strong step up from the previous version of Google's excellent smartphone operating system. I've ...

For months now, Google hasn’t been updating the distribution numbers for Android as it has monthly for ages. There’s been speculation regarding the outage, but at Google I/O 2019 today, the company ...