Android 13 changelog: A deep dive by Mishaal Rahman
This article documents all of the changes we found in Android 13 so developers can prepare their applications or devices while users can know what to expect from the new version. Although Google has not publicly documented many of the changes in Android 13, we…
What does “AOSP Android” really mean? Can you use it?
The Android Open Source Project is a completely free and open operating system developed by Google. But as you might know, AOSP isn’t actually Android — it’s missing critical components like the Google Play Store, Google Play Services, and most Google applications. What you might…
What is Android x86? Can it replace Windows?
Android x86 is a free and open source project based on Google’s Android operating system (or, more accurately, AOSP) designed to run on x86 processors (e.g., Intel, AMD). The possibility of running Android (or an AOSP solution like Esper’s) on x86 device fleets presents new…
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