Chrome on Android can be a bit much. It's undeniably a heavy browser, with not that many features to boot. There's no built-in reading mode, no ad-blocker, no tab management, no VPN, nothing.

Google is reportedly developing a similar feature for the Pixel line, which may debut with Android 16 or 17. Although still in early development, the company has already demoed the functionality ...

or perhaps even be held back until Android 17 next year. It’s possible the colors and iconography could change before this new design officially rolls out. Currently, there’s no apparent logic ...

The company is all set to bring the Android 16 Beta 4 today, April 17, with a host of features and upgrades that are going to change the overall Android experience. Users can now experience ...

However, this doesn’t seem like the kind of feature Google would hold back for Android 17, so it might arrive in the first quarterly release of Android 16 (QPR1). In the meantime, if you want a ...

Android 15 might still be a future update for millions of Android phones, but Google is already deep into the development of Android 16. In fact, the upcoming operating system has already entered ...

Google is rolling out Android 16 Beta 4 today to Pixel devices as the first release candidate build ahead of the consumer launch. It’s available now as an on-device OTA, with factory images not ...

Beta 4 of Android 16 is now available as Google’s next major OS update nears the end of the development process. Over the coming hours, we’ll dive into all of Android 16 Beta 4’s new ...

So we could see this new “tiny taskbar” coming with Android 17, or with a Quarterly Platform Release on Android 16 later this year. Google could also opt to keep this for the big redesign that ...

Google I/O, the company's annual developer conference, is nearly here. The show kicks off May 20, and will likely center around Google's plans for its services and products for the coming year.