Google Messages is going full-on Material 3 Expressive, and the makeover seems to be creeping beyond just your chats. A deep ...

Samsung released One UI 7 back in April, and now it is reportedly strengthening platform security with unified interface for ...

Unlike Samsung’s current “Continue on other devices” feature, which is limited to Galaxy phones, tablets, and laptops using ...

One of my favorite things about Android updates every year is the improvements to notifications. For Android 16, there are two. The first is what Google calls live update notifications, or ...

Google has released Android 16, which is now available for compatible devices. It boasts several new features, including camera upgrades and live notification updates.

Google has started rolling out Android 16, its latest mobile OS, with improvements like streamlined notifications, enhanced security, and real-time live updates from select apps. The update is ...

Android 16 is officially here, and it’s coming to Pixel devices first with Google’s take on the iPhone’s Live Activities. On Tuesday, Google announced that it’s starting to roll out Live Updates with ...

Google ships a major Android update months earlier than its usual pattern and throws in a Pixel Drop and other feature updates. Here are the devices scheduled to get it first.

So, despite a relative lack of headlining features, this is Android's "big" 2025 update. There are some things to look forward to, but most of the flashy fun will come some months down the line.

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Google has confirmed that Android 16’s Live Update will arrive on Samsung, OnePlus, vivo, and Xiaomi devices, apart from Pixel phones. Samsung will integrate Live Updates into its Now Bar ...

Live Updates are still only partially supported in Android 16 beta 2.1, as Android Authority says notifications from Google Maps are still “collapsed” on the always-on display.