This side-by-side Android 9 Pie vs Android 8 Oreo comparison shows you what's new and what changed. Learn all about the update right here.

The android 9 pie is breaking the news after being compared with the android 8 Oreo version.

The latest Android version will be known as Android Pie and it focuses on simplicity, intelligence and adds a slew of new features. With Android P, Google has introduced a new system of navigation ...

Android Oreo has a standard adaptive brightness mode to increase and decrease the screen brightness depending on the ambient light conditions. With Android Pie, this feature becomes more intelligent.

Android 9 Pie, thoroughly reviewed The time has come for our annual deep dive (~19,000 words) into the latest Android release.

If you've been patiently waiting for Oreo to come to your Chrome OS-powered system, we have some bad news: it isn't coming. The good news is that Android 9 Pie is coming instead!

Despite that, with just a month to go, Google expects more devices to be running Pie by the end of 2018 compared to Android Oreo’s numbers in 2017.

Google has published a post on its Android Developers blog where it states it believes more Android phones will get Pie in 2018 than received Oreo in 2017. The reason? Project Treble.

If 2017's Android 8.0 Oreo build was the wallflower update that focused mostly on behind-the-scenes tweaks, then Android 9.0 (better known as Pie) is the brash party animal. And parts of it feel ...

Android Pie has new battery features. Google Google typically names its new flavors of Android alphabetically and after something sugary. For example, the previous Android version was called Oreo.

Given the lack of Android Pie in the platform distribution numbers, Google's latest version must still make up less than 0.1% of the total Android ecosystem. These statistics are supposed to have ...

The Android Pie update is causing problems for Pixel, Pixel 2, Pixel 3, and Pixel 3a users and today we want to take you through what you need to know about Android 9.0 Pie problems. In August ...