Google this morning announced several new Android updates across phones, tablets, WearOS smartwatches, and Android Auto-compatible vehicles.

Google has updated its Maps app on Android to display weather and air quality information when using the map layer.

Google today announced several enhancements to Project IDX, its experimental AI-powered cloud-based developer IDE.

Google today announced a surprisingly long list of improvements and changes to the Android ecosystem, many tied to device interoperability.

One year after it launched in open beta, DuckDuckGo App Tracking Protection for Android is now generally available.

Google is adding 11 new features to Android phones and tablets, Wear OS smartwatches, and Google TV devices via a series of app updates.

Netflix announced today that it’s bringing Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition to its mobile games library on December 14.

Google today announced the release of Android 14 on supported Pixel devices alongside a new quarterly Pixel Feature Drop.

Google could finalize Android 14 any day now, but it has separately announced a new Android logo and several new features for the over 3 billion people that currently use Android.

Unknown tracker alerts have started rolling out to Android 6.0 and newer, and they currently only support Apple Airtags.

Google announced today that Android 14 has reached the Beta 3 milestone and, with it, platform stability.

Google today announced the release of Android 14 Beta 1, which expands the focus of the pre-release program from just developers to include early adopters.

Don’t be surprised to see a new Microsoft Defender entry in your Windows 10 or 11 Start menu if you’re a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscriber.

Google detailed today a couple of new features coming to Android and Wear OS including an improved page zoom in Google Chrome and an upcoming eSIM transfer feature.

Google today announced the release of Android Studio Electric Eel, the next major version of its integrated development environment.

Thanks to a technology called the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), you can run a subset of available Android apps in Windows 11 alongside Desktop, Microsoft Store, and web apps.