Android’s new Computer Control feature shows the Rabbit R1 was ahead of its time

Google’s new Computer Control feature could enable automated control of Android apps similar to the Rabbit R1. Here’s how.

How I found the Android launcher that finally rivals the Google Pixel experience

Lawnchair is an open source project built on Launcher3, the same AOSP foundation as Google's launcher. The developers' philosophy is simple. Use the Pixel Launcher's foundation, integrate its ...
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Android 16 finally lets you fully customize your app icons

If you’ve ever stared at your home screen and thought, “These icons could use a glow-up,” Android 16 has heard your silent plea. The latest beta rollout ...
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Amazon’s new Fire TV OS streams Android apps on worse hardware for the same price… why?

Amazon's Fire TV is getting a rebirth with Vega OS, but it sounds like the experience at launch might not be what some fans expected.

We finally know how Android's new app verification rules will actually work

Google has shed more light on how Android's app verification rules will work, which will block sideloading apps from unverified developers.

Amazon’s Vega OS launch trick: cloud-streamed apps

To ensure that its new Vega-based Fire TV dongle launches with all the necessary apps and services, Amazon will simply stream Android apps from the cloud.

Google Claims Android App Sideloading Won't Die, But Change

Google is addressing doubts regarding the upcoming developer verification for Android app sideloading. More details here.