Today, Google is launching Android Oreo, the eighth major version of Android. And while it’s more of an evolution than a complete change in operating system, there’s a lot in Oreo that should ...

Android 8.0 Oreo is as comprehensive a version of Android as there has ever been, and it is as stable, feature-rich and functional as ever. While on the surface it may lack grand visual changes ...

In February, Android Oreo (Go Edition) made its formal debut, with hardware announcements from some well-known smartphone manufacturers such as ZTE, Alcatel, Huawei, and HMD Global (Nokia).

Android 8.0, aka Oreo, is officially named, numbered and on its way into the world — and that means many-an-Android-phone-owner is gonna be battling some serious cookie cravings in the weeks to ...

To tackle these fairly, I am dividing my look at how Android 8.0 Oreo is better into several parts. Here in this first part I will go over the smaller improvements, as they don’t need much ...

There are now three different primary versions, the latest being Android Oreo Go Edition. It’s a version of the operating system this time designed for basic, cheap phones. You may be thinking ...

Android Oreo's new features are abundant, and make for an Android update that's well worth the effort. Along with the update comes the very clear message from Google about their Pixel devices ...

Android Oreo offers decent improvements to the Android experience, but iOS 11 is a powerful counterattack. We still think Apple has much to learn from the features added to Android in recent years ...

Google’s Android security team has turned a corner with 8.0 Oreo, reducing the attack surface, compartmentalizing components and beefing up protection against rogue apps. In addition to the many ...