Good news: Android O is about to get a lot more secure thanks to Project Treble, which you may remember as the initiative that will deliver upcoming Android updates in a more timely manner. But ...

Some Android smartphones, even ones that are consider flagship devices, can be slow in receiving big OS updates. Today, Google announced an effort designed to speed up that device update process ...

Google’s Project Treble has helped solve the Android fragmentation problem, but it may be a long time before the mobile operating system reaches similar adoption rates to Apple’s iOS. Android ...

Android phones have a bit of a reputation for slow updates. One reason is that silicon manufacturers, the companies that make the chips that power Android devices, have to work closely with phone ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Project Treble is one of those things Google announced recently that many Android users are excited about. To ...

Contrary to what most OnePlus users believe, the company hasn't forgotten about its older smartphones yet. The newly unveiled OxygenOS Open Beta update for the OnePlus 5 and 5T brings some significant ...

The problems with Android’s update structure have gained attention over the past couple of years in the wake of major cyberattacks targeting vulnerabilities in the operating system. Although Google ...

For better or worse, OnePlus is one of the world’s most active Android OEMs when it comes to software support, very frequently updating newer and older devices with exciting features, improved system ...

OnePlus is not among those companies that are bringing Project Treble to their existing mobiles. OnePlus has said that it will not favour Google’s Project Treble in its smartphones. With emerging ...

OnePlus is currently rolling out a software update to the OnePlus 5 and the OnePlus 5T that will add Project Treble support for the two devices. This new software upgrade, which is identified as ...

Project Treble is making its debut in Android Oreo, and it’s set to potentially be a game changer in how updates are handled. However, not everyone is going to support it, and on its forums, OnePlus ...