Android 16 reached stable status in June, so we're coming up fast on the three-month mark. QPR1 is currently in its third and ...

This afternoon, Google released Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3.1, a bug-fixing update on top of QPR1 Beta 3. The new build is labeled ...

Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3.1 brings massive bug fixes for Pixel devices, addressing Wi-Fi crashes, UI issues, and system ...

Google gave us the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3 update a month ago and there were a handful of bugs to squash from the previous ...

In Android 16 (and earlier versions of the OS), Quick Settings used a pin icon for the Location Tile. This is also what appears in the status bar when location services are in use. The inspiration is ...

Beta 3.1 doesn't appear to introduce any mind-blowing new tools or interface updates, but it does offer something just as ...

Following the last major release nearly a month ago, Google is rolling out Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3.1 for the Pixel today.

So if you don’t want to go back to the stable channel, you’ll want to make sure to download Android 16 QPR1 Beta 3. Once it’s installed, your smartwatch should start working like normal again.

Android introduces more customization via the latest Canary build. A new setting lets users assign the three-finger tap to ...

Support for lock screen widgets was reintroduced in Android 15 QPR1, but the feature is exclusive to tablets for now. Google confirmed that lock screen widgets are coming to phones in Android 16 QPR1.

The ongoing story of Google's plan to combine ChromeOS and Android into a single (or at least a far more cohesive) platform ...