Nokia has just announced the rollout of Android 10 for the Nokia 8.1 mid-ranger, making this a first for the company this year. The manufacturer also plans to update a few other smartphones, but as of now, the Nokia 8.1 is the only device getting this honor. In terms of changes, there are going to
A new graphic posted by Samsung Korea has given out some good news to customers of the Galaxy S10, S10+ as well as the S10e. While it’s been discussed for a while that the phone will get the new One UI 2.0 from the Galaxy Note 10, this social media post has now confirmed that
Google Mobile Services is a license that Android manufacturers need to get before getting access to all of Google’s core services including the apps that it offers. The folks over at XDA have discovered some documentation pertaining to Google Mobile Services which has revealed something very interesting. Well, Google is apparently looking to make it
There’s been plenty talked about the Pixel 4 and the features it will bring to the fore, particularly with regards to camera tech. While we already knew Google was planning a mid-October release, the Mountain View giant has all but confirmed the arrival of the smartphone on October 15 by announcing an event in New
Update: Google has confirmed the rollout of Android 10 with a number of Pixel owners already seeing the update. All you have to do is wait for the update notification or head over to the Settings to manually update your Pixel device. There’s still no word on when third-party smartphones will get the update, however.
Google has just announced a major addition to its list of preinstalled apps on Android phones – YouTube Music. This appears to be Google’s way of increasing adoption of the service, as it’s barely managing to keep up with the likes of Spotify and Apple Music. While Google Play Music will continue to function, the
Perhaps one of the worst kept secrets in recent times, the OnePlus 7T is now official. The smartphone is available for purchase right away in the Indian markets while other regions will follow suit shortly. The company is expected to hold a formal unveiling in London on October 10 while it is expected to start
Following the success of the Android Go Edition (Android 9) from last year, Google has wisely decided to launch a revamped version, just as we’ve seen the arrival of Android 10 for compatible devices. Android 10 Go Edition will be designed to work with devices that have lower than 1.5GB of RAM, thus covering a
Huawei has been quite busy in the mobile industry, particularly since Google cut off Android licenses for the company owing to the trade ban imposed by the U.S. government on a handful of Chinese entities. Well, Huawei has just unveiled its latest flagship Android smartphone, known as the Mate 30 Pro, and despite packing high-end
While the Pixel 4 is still some distance away from breaking cover, customers interested in taking its camera app for a spin can do so thanks to a new leak. This allows users to download the Google Camera 7.0 app that is set to debut with the Pixel 4. However, there are a few caveats
With Android 10 expected to bring a system-wide “Dark Mode” theme, the Gmail team has just seemingly updated its Android app to reflect these changes. Users who found the changes flocked to the Android page on Reddit to share the news. It is said that users can now find the feature on the latest version
According to a screenshot posted on Reddit, OnePlus could be aiming to bring Android 10 to its devices around the same time as Google sends out the update to its Pixel devices. If reports are accurate, Google is expecting to begin the update rollout to its compatible Pixel devices by the 3rd of September. So
With Android 10 now officially confirmed to be the next major version of Android (previously known as Android Q), we figured there might be a bit of waiting before seeing it in action. Well, thanks to a Brazilian YouTuber named Dudu Rocha, we can now get a sense of what Samsung intends to do with its
With Google managing to keep quite a bit under the wraps, it has now officially revealed the name for the next big Android release. Instead of naming it with a dessert starting with the alphabet ‘Q’, the company has decided to simply call it Android 10, with the successor known as Android 11, Android 12,