Android 15 started rolling out on October 15. It's been a relatively quiet release its biggest new features are niche additions, and we're expecting the upcoming Android 15 QPR1 release to feel at least as substantial as the upgrade to Android 15 proper does.

There are many things that could go wrong when running Android Auto, and unfortunately for all of us, some of these problems appear without us doing anything on our devices. The simple installation of a new Android Auto update could sometimes wreak havoc ...

Google has started to roll out Android 16 QPR2 Beta 3.1, fixing the issue with Desktop Mode that caused bootloops in QPR2 Beta 3.

If your Android isn't ringing when someone calls, it could be user- or software-related. Here are eight fixes you can try.

I get it. People spend more dollars on their phones because they want the most refined and premium experience on all fronts. This includes Android Auto, as many customers are tempted to believe that paying more guarantees better stability in the car.

Early reports of the malfunction appeared in late September, coinciding with Android Auto 15.2’s move to the stable release track. As the update continues to reach more vehicles and head units, complaints have grown steadily, suggesting a widespread issue among users.

The issue is caused by a font in the latest update to the app (version 10.x) that’s only available through Google Play Services. As a result, it’s crashing or simply failing to launch on phones running GrapheneOS and other “de-Googled” versions of Android,

Late last week we learned that Google pulled the Android 16 QPR2 Beta 3 update for Pixel phones, following the discovery of a bug that would cause a bootloop issue when users had Desktop Mode enabled.