Android 13 has been released today. But what is different between Android 12 and Android 13? Here's everything that you need to know!

Android 12 has reached end-of-life, which means that Google will no longer provide security support. To stay secure, it's time to upgrade.

It's the end for Android 12 and 12L. Google will no longer support either of these versions, March 31 2025 is the cutoff day.

After flashing an Android 13 build on these devices you will not be able to flash older Android 12 builds.” So, once a Pixel 6, 6 Pro, or 6a user updates to Android 13, they cannot downgrade to ...

Google dropped support for Android 12 and Android 12L at the end of March. Devices that can't upgrade past this version of Android will generally no longer receive security updates.

The latest Android version distribution numbers are now available, showing us just how quickly Android 13 has rolled out. Read on for more!

Google announced today that its Switch to Android app for iOS users is now compatible with all Android 12 phones. The iOS app, which launched earlier this year, makes the transition between the ...

With tech enthusiasts realizing how small an update Android 13 is, many wonder whether upgrading their smartphones to the latest software version is worth it.

Android operating system (OS) fragmentations have always been an issue for Google, and now, new Android distribution numbers reveal the disparity in operating systems currently running on Android ...

At the start of this month, Google updated the Android distribution numbers to reveal that Android 12 is running on 13.3% of devices ...