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Google’s mysterious new operating system is assumed to be a replacement for Android and Chrome OS — but what if the situation isn’t actually so simple?
Everyone’s talking about how Android P will mark the end of slow Android upgrades, but this saga has more layers than most people seem to realize.
Linux app support for Chrome OS may sound like a big heaping bowl of irrelevant geek stew, but don’t be fooled: This move is enormously significant.
Android P isn’t all sugar and diamonds. Can Google get these quirks worked out in time for the software’s final release?
P is for productivity: These nine new Android P features will help you get more done with less effort.
After using Google’s Android P beta for a day, one thing is clear: There’s much more to the software’s new gesture navigation system than meets the eye.
One of Gmail’s most useful new features is available as of this week, but it’s up to you to activate it.
LG’s latest Android effort shows how hopelessly lost the company has become.
Keep tabs on your calendar and the weather with this enhanced alternative to Google’s latest home screen widget.
With Gmail on the brink of a splashy relaunch, is Google’s Inbox app as good as dead? Some fresh info and perspective.
