Android 17 might ditch flat design for Apple-style blur, bringing a more polished, lightweight feel to menus and controls.

Not all apps are created equal, but one stands out as a shining star in a world of subpar experiences on Android.

Google accidentally revealed the details about its upcoming Android design language, Material 3 Expressive, ahead of the official announcement. The details, which were found in a now-deleted blog post ...

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Google has been releasing various beta versions of Android 16 for a while now, but the juicy stuff is often hidden away. We have confirmation that Google is going to show us new design changes at I/O ...

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We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. It has been over 10 years since Google introduced Material Design. Can you believe that? Over the years, we ...

Google will unveil a new version of its Android design language at its upcoming Google I/O developer conference, according to an event schedule posted to its website, as well as an accidentally ...

Android 16 will arrive this summer with a new expressive look, Gemini's arriving to even more devices like TVs along with cars and Wear OS 6 will be bumping up the battery life on smartwatches. The ...

Summary: Google has officially rolled out version 135 of the Chrome app on Android. The latest version brings an edge-to-edge design for a more immersive browsing experience on Android smartphones.