These updates are based on schedules created by device manufacturers and carriers, not Google. In general, the newer your device is the faster you’ll see an update.

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As is usual with Android updates, however, this doesn’t mean that even if you have a qualifying Pixel device (a Pixel 4 or newer, basically), you’ll immediately see the update available.

Here's how to update your Google Pixel and what you need to know about security and Android updates, timelines, and more.

This practical how-to article will explain how you can update the apps on your Android phone, and keep them updated automatically.

If you're the proud owner of a new Android phone, here's how to make sure all your data from your old smartphone migrates to your new device.

Android 11 is finally here for certain devices. Here's how to download and install Android 11, and if you can't get it yet, the Android 11 public beta as well.

You can turn off the auto update feature on your Android device by disabling it in the Google Play Store.