Each platform has its own software development kit (SDK) for augmented reality experiences without the need for mediators. For example, ARCore for Android and ARKit for iOS. With a world of ...

Volvo Cars and Alphabet's Google said on Wednesday the Swedish carmaker was now the lead development partner for Android ...

Google has released its second Developer Preview of the Android XR software development kit (SDK) following its initial ...

LG announced just over four years ago that it would depart the smartphone business, and now the clock is running out on any remaining updates for the company’s Android phones. When LG called it ...

LG shut down its Android phone business back in 2021 ... and get the latest available software installed before that June 30 deadline arrives. In addition to its update servers, the manufacturer ...

That means only security patches and upgrades to Android ... The LG Bridge PC software is also shutting down at the end of June, which is used to transfer files and contacts from LG phones ...

LG has announced that it is soon shutting down all of its remaining smartphone support services. That means from 30 June 2025 there will be no support at all for any LG phone model. The party is ...

While few users are likely still holding onto LG phones, it’s a final reminder of the company’s once-ambitious presence in the smartphone world. It has been several years since LG announced ...

The LG Wing is a truly and impressively bonkers piece of kit ... software and hardware improves all the time, but where’s the joy, where’s the insanity? Whenever LG launched a new phone ...

But sadly, no more – as spotted by Android Authority, LG plans to finally ... brought in Android phone manufacturers to make hardware designed to show off what the software can do in its purest ...

LG left the smartphone industry in 2021, and the company laid out a three-year plan to continue supporting users with new updates for eligible phone models. That support has continued for a little ...

Remember LG phones? Not too long ... a project from Google that brought in Android phone manufacturers to make hardware designed to show off what the software can do in its purest form.