F-Droid says Google's developer registration rule could end its open-source app store and strand users. Google defends verification as a security step.

Start a task on one Android device and continue it on another without losing progress. Broad support for Android phones, tablets, and Windows PCs via Continuity SDK. Secure, encrypted cross-device ...

After the first announcement of the Nothing OS 4.0 closed beta for the Phone (3), the company promised that the open beta would follow in September. Sticking to its words, Nothing has now launched the ...

F-Droid is warning that the project could reach an end due to Google’s new requirements for all Android developers to verify their identity. The third-party app store argues that Google falsely frames ...

Nothing Phone (3) and other select devices from the brand have received the Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta based on Android 16.

Google is working on its own version of Apple's Handoff feature between Android phones, tablets, and PCs. Here's how it might work.

Nothing OS 4.0 open beta update is now available for Phone 3 and other users in India and here's how you can try the new Android 16 version ...

Setting up Yahoo email on your Android device is a similar process. You can add your Yahoo Mail account through Yahoo's app or Google's. Follow these steps to add a Yahoo Mail account to the Gmail app ...

We have a couple of big announcements to talk through today from Nothing. For one, Nothing has released the Nothing OS 4.0 Open Beta (Android 16) for those with a Nothing phone and who want to test ...

The company insisted that sideloading is here to stay, which has been one of the biggest questions Android enthusiasts have been asking. F-Droid recently warned that Google’s new rules could make it ...

The Nothing OS 4.0 Beta is currently available for the Nothing Phone 3, Phone 2, and Phone 2a series. It is expected to be accessible for the Phone 3a series later this month. However, there is no ...

The Android OS is highly customizable, but that means that a lot of its default settings won't be a good fit for the way that everyone uses their phone.