Android is changing how it releases software. No longer will there be just one big release a year but more frequent updates.

As Google previously announced, Android updates are moving from a single, yearly operating system update to more frequent releases.

Since Google rolled out the first version of Android in 2008, it has mostly released one major update each year. But this often resulted in fairly ...

The accelerated release timeline addresses frustrations with Google’s previous yearly update schedule, which left even ...

Samsung has done just that, by confirming its latest version of Android 16, called One UI 8.5, is officially available to ...

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Google today announced several new AI features that it is building into the Android 15 operating system, giving us some insight into what Apple's iPhone operating system will be competing with later ...

Android phones have traditionally had a poor reputation for software support up until a few years ago. It wasn’t uncommon for brands to release a phone and then fail to bring even a single OS update ...

Big Android version updates are now basically obsolete... And that might actually be a good thing. If you're a smartphone fan of a certain vintage, you'll no doubt remember a new Android version ...

If you're one of the many people who always rush to install the latest software and app updates, I get you. I'm in the same boat, as I rarely wait for others to install a new software release just to ...