Forget custom ROMs, you can now run iOS on Android phones
Developers have created a method to run iOS on Android phones by replacing the Linux kernel with Apple's XNU kernel and spoofing iPhone drivers, though most components remain non-functional.
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Developers have created a method to run iOS on Android phones by replacing the Linux kernel with Apple's XNU kernel and spoofing iPhone drivers, though most components remain non-functional.
AYN's Odin 3 Portal handheld launches Friday with Elite-level performance and pricing from $399 to $549 across three configurations.
Samsung continues rolling out Android 17 updates via One UI 9 to popular Galaxy devices including the S23 and mid-range A36 models.
A reviewer initially skeptical of Google's Pixel VIPs feature found it surprisingly useful after two weeks of daily use, despite Android already offering similar functionality.
Android 17 QPR 3 Beta 2 now allows users to lock Quick Settings connectivity tiles, preventing thieves from disabling tracking features on stolen phones.
Samsung rolls out One UI 9.0 based on Android 17 to Galaxy S23 users in Europe, featuring new customisation options and AI capabilities.
A survey indicates user trust in Google has declined following discovery of an automatic phone number verification feature that links numbers to all accounts on Android devices without explicit opt-in.
Google's redesigned 3D emoji library, which debuted on Pixel 11, is beginning to roll out to older Pixel devices.
Hands-on review of Google's new Googlebook hybrid device combining Android and ChromeOS, from a journalist experienced in both ecosystems.
Google's October 2026 system updates for Android devices introduce new features and improvements across phones, tablets, wearables, and automotive platforms.
Samsung is developing an Android 18-based One UI 10 update that early leaks suggest could be a significant release based on expected features.
Samsung is reportedly planning to rebrand One UI to Galaxy OS in its next major update, introducing contextual interfaces to group related information.
Ars Technica reviews Google's new Googlebook Android-powered laptops, finding that while hardware is premium, the Android OS foundation creates an awkward user experience compared to Windows and macOS.