Google has yet to release the source code for Android 16 QPR1, sparking fears about the company's commitment to AOSP.

Google is not discontinuing the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), but it has made big changes that affect how Android source code is shared, especially for those who build custom ROMs of Android.

Years in the making, the proprietary Linux OS that replaces Android-based FireOS is expected to be announced at next week's event. Here's everything we know so far.

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Nothing OS 4.0 open beta will be available on the Nothing Phone 3, Phone 3a, Phone 3a Pro, Nothing Phone 2, and Phone 2a.

Many companies are focused on building robots, or the hardware components to help them move, grip objects, or interact with the world around them. Silicon Valley-based OpenMind is focused under the ...

The system architecture forms the backbone of an operating system, affecting its performance, stability, and scalability. Android is built on the Linux kernel and uses a monolithic architecture, ...

Murena is a company that sells smartphones and tablets loaded with /e/OS, an open source, Android-based operating system that’s been stripped of Google apps and services. But most of the Murena ...

Google’s Android operating system has historically offered a more open approach compared to Apple’s iOS, giving users more freedom when it comes to customization and apps. However, the company has ...

OpenMind, a company developing an open artificial intelligence operating system for robots, today announced the beta mode ...