Google has confirmed major new Android features rolling out this week to millions of phones. But the update is also missing one major AI tool that Google is quiet about.

Google’s Pixel phones are getting too predictable. Here are five things Google needs to change to get the lineup back on track in 2027.

What if you didn’t have to dig through your email to schedule a follow-up doctor’s appointment, or check your phone to see if your favorite baseball team is at bat yet?

Facing a global RAM shortage tied to AI demand, Google sets new memory thresholds for Android apps starting February 2027, with penalties for non-compliance.

The company's quietly installing Pulse on people's phones, with the Play Store saying it's been downloaded more than 10 million times.

The memory shortage has had a well-documented impact on hardware, and it seems that it’s time for software developers to feel the squeeze, too. And Google isn’t playing around — it seems to be putting some real teeth behind its new memory policies.

Android Auto 17.6 is now available for download for production devices. That’s the first thing you should know. The second concerns what’s happening under the hood, as Google seems to be experimenting with several big changes.

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