SuperSU developer announces to stop developing ROOT Applications
For users who are in early contact with Android phones, ROOT may be the first thing users do to get the phone. ROOT can modify some of the rights of...
Category: Android
Gboard with ability to make your own GIF finally landed Android client
According to androidpolice reports, Google’s third-party keyboard Gboard has been popular for a while on Android and iOS. What’s interesting, though, is that one of its newest and coolest features —...
Google Enables TLS by Default on Android P
Google said [1, 2] on Thursday that in order to ensure the security of user data and devices, applications targeting the next generation of Android systems (Android P) will require...
Android P navigation bar removes “Recents” button
Judging from the current trend, the continued weakening of mobile phones will become the mainstream. Technical support includes full-screen, under-screen fingerprints, and future screen-down cameras, sensors, and even handsets. Without...
Some Android vendors do not deploy the fully security updates
Security researchers at the Security Research Lab in Germany have just made a startling discovery. After reverse engineering the operating system code of 1200 Android devices, Karsten Nohl and Jakob Lell...
Google ban fake ID apps on Play Store
Due to many restrictions in the society and the Internet, there are a large number of users in the United States that require the Fake ID. Play Store previously lacked...
Google Announces Android Security Bulletin April 2018: over 60 flaws was patched
For Pixel and Nexus devices that are still in support, Google released its Android Security Patch for April 2018 on Monday, repairing more than 60 security vulnerabilities and bugs. Currently available...
Google began to block uncertified devices from running GApps
Android is an open source operating system, so there are countless various devices. If the device is certified by Google, then Google’s official Android application (eg Play Store, Maps, etc.) can...
Android P blocked apps built for Android 4.1 or lower
Since iOS 10, Apple has abandoned 32-bit applications, so that is to make the device run more efficiently, of course, the speed is smoother, and now Android P also have...
Google says “Android security has matured”, hackers are difficult and expensive to high severity exploits
Which platform is more secure, iOS or Android? I believe that even Android users will vote for their own vote, but the current Android security chief does not think so, he...
Google: Android P final version will be released in Q3 2018
Google released Android P developer preview first this morning, but also announced an iterative roadmap. In early May, the second edition of the developer preview will be launched. Not surprisingly, the Google...
Android P Developer Preview 1 first look
Google released the first developer preview version of Android P today, but in addition to the newly introduced egg, everyone is more concerned about the new system in the UI...
Android P will allow to use your phone as a Bluetooth Keyboard or Mouse
Android P, the next major release of Android Oreo, which Google calls Pistachio, will release a developer preview in the coming weeks. According to the latest from XDA Developers new, the...
Android P Developer Preview 1 will be released on March 14?
After Android 8.1 debuted for a while, Google seemed ready to push Android P’s first developer preview. From the share of statistics, Android 8.x so far only received 1.1% of users,...
Android March Security Patch for Nexus and Pixel devices are available, fixed 43 high-risk vulnerabilities
For Pixel and Nexus devices, a total of 43 high-risk vulnerabilities were fixed in the recently released March 2018 Android Security Patch involving multiple components such as Multimedia Framework, Kernel,...
