Google has released the June 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
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Google has released the May 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google has released the April 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google has released the March 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Google has advised users against sideloading Google apps on Huawei smartphones. Google says that “Due to government restrictions, Google’s apps and services are not available for preload or sideload on new Huawei devices,”.
Google has released the February 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Three months after being launched in the US and Canada , the Pixelbook Go is now available to buy in the United Kingdom.
Back in August of last year, Google said that it would allow rivals to compete to be the default search engines on new Android devices in Europe, announcing plans to auction spots on a “choice screen” from which users will select their preferred search engine.
Google has released the January 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Amazon, Apple, Google, and the Zigbee Alliance today announced a new working group that plans to develop and promote the adoption of a new, royalty-free connectivity standard to increase compatibility among smart home products, with security as a fundamental design tenet.
Google has released the December 2019 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install. Google device firmware images have also been released to the Google Developer site.
Though Google puts out the Android security patches each month, the job of actually getting the fixes to end users falls on the telcos and/or device manufacturers themselves. Those partners vary in their ability to release the patches in a timely fashion.
Google is partnering with three cybersecurity companies to flag malicious apps before they’re published on the Play Store. Google is calling this collaboration the App Defense Alliance.
