Google is shaking things up a bit for the release of Android 16. While we typically see a new version of Android in the third
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Material 3 Expressive deep dive: All you need to know about Android’s big design upgrade
At The Android Show today, Google officially introduced Material 3 Expressive, the next evolution of Android’s design language, set to arrive with Android 16. This
There’s a dark side to 7 years of Android updates, and we’re already starting to see it
Robert Triggs / Android Authority Whatever the reason, it’s not a great look for a smartphone series that prides itself on trailblazing long-term handset support.
Chrome for Android will soon warn you against scam notifications
Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Google is launching a new security feature for Chrome on Android. The feature is designed for users who enable
Google Drive’s floating action button may soon look like it should have all along (APK teardown)
Ryan Haines / Android Authority TL;DR Google Drive on mobile is getting rid of the bottom sheet that appears after tapping the FAB. All of
Google Keep is getting a fresh coat of Material 3 Expressive (APK teardown)
TL;DR Google is working on visual changes for Google Keep, using the Material 3 Expressive style. The app could specifically get a more prominent search
Android 16’s new multitasking looks cool, but OnePlus still has it beat
Joe Maring / Android Authority Android Authority recently went hands-on with Android 16’s new multitasking; overall, it looks fantastic. From what we’ve seen, it’ll be smoother,
Android 16’s huge UI redesign is the most exciting change I’ve seen in years
Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority The lead-up to Android 16 has been … interesting. We’re four betas into the update’s rollout, and with each new
Poll: What do you think of Android’s upcoming UI overhaul?
Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority Android has taken on a lot of different looks in the 16+ years since its debut — some loved, some
Google is giving Android its own special show ahead of I/O 2025
TL;DR Google will host a first-of-its-kind Android Show ahead of Google I/O. The Android Show: I/O Edition will be streamed live on YouTube on May
