Thank goodness: Google says it's not about to reveal a Liquid Glass makeover for Android

Android boss Sameer Samat recently posted a teaser video for The Android Show, with some users thinking a Liquid Glass ...

Google confirms The Android Show will return and stream ahead of Google I/O 2026

Google I/O is set for May 19, but the company is once again going to provide some Android news a week ahead of time, too. The ...

Google officially announces The Android Show I/O Edition, teases huge year ahead

The Android Show I/O Edition will be livestreamed on YouTube, giving Android its own dedicated showcase ahead of Google I/O ...
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Google's Android show returns May 12 ahead of I/O 2026

Google's Android Show Returns May 12 Ahead of I/O 2026 ...

Google will livestream The Android Show: I/O Edition on May 12

Google I/O is just a couple weeks away, but in keeping with a semi-recent tradition, the folks over in Mountain View are ...

Google Confirms Critical Android 0-Click Vulnerability—Update Now

Google has confirmed that a critical Android vulnerability, CVE-2026-0073, could enable remote code execution without any ...
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Google Releases the Last Android Auto Update of the Year: Version 15.9 Now Available

Google has just pressed the go-ahead button for a new Android Auto update. Version 15.9 is now available for download. Given that we're only a few days away from 2026, this is likely the last update ...

Google Update: Android Flaw Could Put Billions of Devices at Risk

Google patched an Android zero-click RCE flaw affecting multiple versions. Here’s what IT teams should know and how to reduce mobile risk.
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Google Is Paying Android Phone Owners $135 Million. Learn Why and Who's Eligible

Google Is Paying Android Phone Owners $135 Million. Learn Why and Who's Eligible ...

Google finally explains why Android AICore keeps eating your storage — and it actually makes a lot of sense

If you've ever noticed Android AICore taking up more storage than expected, Google now has an answer — and it turns out the culprit is a perfectly reasonable fail-safe you'd probably want anyway.