Google has released the August 2016 Android Security Bulletin. Partners have had access to the warnings in this month's bulletin since July 6, 2016 or earlier.
Google has released the January 2021 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install. Though Google puts out the Android security patches each month, the job of actually getting the fixes to end users falls on the telcos and/or device manufacturers themselves.
We previously reported that Google would be hosting a Nexus event on September 29 and Google has now issued invites for an event on that date.
Google and Udacity, an online education company, have announced the launch of a program to offer Android Nanodegrees in India.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter today announced the Data Transfer Project, a joint open-source project aimed at helping users securely and seamlessly move their data between service providers. This open source project will create new capabilities for direct data portability between participating service providers.
Google has released the May 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google has released the April 2025 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google has launched a campaign, where the company is once again getting on Apple's back in an an attempt to force Apple to "fix the text messaging issues between Android devices and iPhones".
BlackBerry Priv, the first Android-powered smartphone by BlackBerry, is now available in Saudi Arabia from Etihad Etisalat (Mobily). The smartphone is available in all main branches of Mobily for SR2899.
BlackBerry has today rolled out the March 2018 Android Security update to BlackBerry Android devices. The Android Security Bulletin contains details of security vulnerabilities affecting Android devices.
The free Android app experienced on all Android and Kindle devices is an extension of its popular iPhone app, a...
While the rumors of a BlackBerry smartphone running pure Android continue to increase on the interwebs, BlackBerry CEO John Chen remains silent on the subject.
