This is everything you need to know about the Android 8.1 problems plaguing the Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, and Pixel C tablet.

Everything you need to know about Google's Android 8.1 Oreo update and its release date for Nexus and Pixel devices.

Besides numerous security fixes, the latest version of Android includes multiple features that developers will be using to improve your smartphone experience.

Here’s how it works. Update: Android 8.1 is rolling out to Pixel and Nexus devices now and we have full details of what it brings.

Original article (02:28): As part of the Android Go Edition announcement, Google revealed that the final, stable release of Android 8.1 Oreo will be rolling out to users starting today, December 5.

While Android doesn't have this ability, Samsung has its multi-view which works in a similar fashion. It's restricted to a few approved apps, though, and that is a big limiter compared to Windows 8.1.

Google's Android 8.0 Oreo boasts battery life improvements, revamped notifications, and more. Here's everything you need to know.

Google has just shipped the very first build of Android Auto 8.1 as part of the beta testing program. The new version is therefore available for download right now, though it goes without saying ...

The cohesive Android One experience and stylish design of the Nokia 8.1 makes it the best Nokia phone since HMD Global brought the brand home.

That appears to have changed with the Android 8.1 Oreo developer preview, and also in 8.0 on the new Pixels, which share a bunch of features with the 8.1 build you'll get on OG Pixels and Nexuses.

The project's site now has download links for Android 8.1 Gapps packages, in all platform variants (arm, arm64, x86, and x86_64).