A design revolution is quietly brewing at Google. The tech giant accidentally revealed Material 3 Expressive, a bold ...

One UI 8 beta open for Galaxy S25 with Android 16, enhancing Samsung features. New animations for notifications and app ...

Android 16 QPR1 introduced a massive design language change called Material 3 Expressive. This adjustment affects the base set of assets Google makes available to developers. That affects how Quick ...

Android 16 introduces a bold new look with a blur-heavy Quick Settings panel and customizable tile sizes. The status bar and ...

Phones One UI 7 finally gets a stable release from Samsung ... UI 7 update for Galaxy S25 series — here’s what we know Android Phones Samsung confirms full One UI 7 release is happening ...

Quick settings keep their layout but sport a sharper, updated look, and menu bar icons ... or inspire One UI 8? As June nears, expect Google to drop more hints, making Android 16 a visual treat ...

These phones were not part of Samsung's beta program for the One UI 7 release, and the company hasn't posted official changelogs either, so it's rather unclear which features are in and which aren't.

Following the update later this month, beta testers can freely test any Android game unless the developer expressly forbids it. A new customization menu enables mapping keyboard and mouse controls ...

You can play Android games on your PC with Google Play Games. Visit the official website to download and install the app on your PC. After installing it, sign in with ...

However, their status there is uncertain today after what appears to be a severely delayed Android 15 (and One UI 7) rollout that the company hasn’t been that open about. To catch you up ...

Galaxy S25 users can select between 60Hz and 120Hz frame rate modes from One UI 7’s Game ... first open the Game Launcher application. Then, hit the three-dot menu option in the upper-right ...

All apps targeting Android 16 must be adaptive, meaning custom UI choices that don't scale properly on larger screens will no longer be allowed. Google is clearly fed up with developers who ignore ...