Yesterday, the Google Maps Twitter account tweeted a video showcasing some of the best features. The tweet went relatively unnoticed until people watched the first 2 seconds of the video again.
In the first two seconds, the home screen used in the video shows an Android home screen with a few...
Google seems to have accidentally leaked one of their UI tweaks for the upcoming Android N upgrade. A screenshot of a Bluetooth settings page from a developer post yesterday shows a new hamburger menu that will presumably allow you to jump to other areas of the Settings menu. This is something...
More and more evidence is stacking up that suggests the next version of Android, dubbed Android N for now, will not feature an app drawer. The newly-announced LG G5 does not feature an app drawer and while the Samsung Galaxy S7 does, there is a feature to remove it.
Rumors have suggested that...
In an exclusive report from Android Authority, it's been stated that Google's upcoming software release, Android N, the iconic app drawer will be no more. Even though Google made changes to the app drawer with Android Marshmallow, the app drawer seems to still be a sore spot for Google...
Kris of Android Authority has put together a list of features he believes are confirmed, rumored and expected for the upcoming release of Android N.
They make a lot of assumptions in the "confirmed" list, but there have been plenty of features teased that we could see in the next version of...
Earlier today we saw Samsung release some information about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge on its very own website. We saw some stylus features that were marked as "deprecated in N".
While still speculation at this time, it could be possible that Google is baking in these stylus features...
It has been revealed that Google is ditching Oracle's standard Java APIs for Android development, and will instead look to use OpenJDK, an open source alternative that they have been helping to build. Google says the move is all about embracing the open source nature of Android, but it's likely...
Sundar Pichai was recently interviewed during his trip in India and he brought up an idea about what Google will call the next version of Android.
It seems that Sundar has an idea that would let the online community vote in a poll to see what the next dessert name for Android would be.
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