The day is almost finally here. Well, it’s finally here, but not really. Android 12 is now “live in AOSP”, according to a ...

Google has recently launched a new tool that allows users to quickly and easily flash AOSP onto their devices from a web browser.

According to some code commits found in AOSP, Google is planning to introduce new call-blocking features which could be introduced in Android P. ...

If you've ever used, say, a Bluetooth headset on an iOS device, you may notice that iOS will give you a rough estimate ...

Google has paid out more than $550,000 in the first year of its Android Security Rewards program, and has plans to offer even ...

Google appears to have finally tracked down that memory leak that's been around since Lollipop. According to an Android project member, the bug ...

After spending many days of tinkering, a developer by the name of Nick Lee has built a unique case that allows the iPhone ...

It’s a new month and with that, a new batch of Android security patches are ready to head out to devices. Starting today, ...

Normally, we don't expect to see a developer preview running on much, not outside of officially supported Nexus devices or 3rd party custom ...

Android 5.1.1 (LMY47V) has officially been uploaded to AOSP along with factory images for the Nexus Player. We're not sure when a rollout ...

Android 5.0.1 has just been added to AOSP as build LRX22C. We wonder what's new? T-Mobile WiFi calling? Better Android Wear support?

Android devs: you ready? Android 5.0 Lollipop is now officially hitting AOSP. We can't wait to see the custom ROMs that come out ...

We haven't even gotten a full taste of Android L (or a final treat name for that matter) and Google engineers are already ...

Google has released a patch for that Fake ID vulnerability making headlines today. Should be in AOSP and OEMs hands shortly.

Android Wear source code shows up in AOSP as Android-4.4w_r1. Gear Live and G Watch kernel sources now available for download.