Google Android Updates

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Get festive this holiday season with new Android features

New apps and features coming to Android this winter.

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VICTORY: Google Releases “disable 2g” Feature for New Android Smartphones

Update: This feature is only available on certain phones running Android 12. So far we have only confirmed it is available on the Pixel 6. Last year Google quietly pushed a new feature to its Android operating system allowing users to optionally disable 2G at the modem level in their phones. This...

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Freeing up 60% of storage for apps

News and insights on the Android platform, developer tools, and events.

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Archiving is a new functionality that will allow users to reclaim ~60% of app storage temporarily by removing parts of the app rather than uninstalling it completely. An archived app will remain on the device and can easily be restored to the latest available compatible version, whilst preserving the user data.

 

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New Android features for messaging, entertainment and more

Check out new features and updates coming to your Android device.

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Making Android more accessible for braille users

New out-of-the-box support for braille on Android.

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Explore, communicate and customize with Android

We’re introducing a set of updates to help your Android phone stand out as much as you do.

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Explore What's New June 2022 : Latest Features | Android

Discover the new Google updates to Android which include improvements to Custom text stickers, Google Play, & Lookout Image Mode.

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How we're helping you switch audio between devices

Not too long ago, I had to plug and unplug my headphones any time I switched from playing games on my computer to listening to music on my MP3 player. So when I finally …

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could have just said... Apple did it so we had to come up with our own shitty implementation.