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With the stable channel of Android Auto only moving to Android Auto 15.2 as of October 2025, it will be a while before ...

Performance may lag on older hardware. The gains in image-quality (beyond the control and flexibility) are likely incremental rather than revolutionary (especially on older sensor/lens combos). If ...

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After updating my MAUI app to .NET 9 in order to support Android API level 35, the app builds and deploys successfully, but: It gets stuck on the splash screen when launched on a real Android device.

Google has announced that its Chrome browser will stop supporting a few older versions of Android in the next few weeks. Announced on a support page, Google says that Chrome will now require Android ...

The current Chrome version is the last version to support Android 8.0 and 9.0. Chrome 139, launching August 5, will require Android 10 or newer. Phones like the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 will miss out. Are ...

If you are still using a phone running Android 8.0 (Oreo) or Android 9.0 (Pie), it’s time to consider an upgrade—especially if you want to keep receiving updates for Google Chrome. Google has ...