Android

Jessica Oddi, a disabled designer, focuses on projects that empower marginalized communities and is rooted in accessible design.

Happy Lunar New Year! Use the new Emoji Kitchen combinations on your #Android phone to wish loved ones luck and prosperity in the Year of the Tiger.

On January 7th, Android hosted a special talk with Sabrina Ellis, Mark Risher and Florian Koenigsberger about connected devices and equity to wrap up our virtual presence at #CES2022.

We're changing the way your devices connect.

Use the Samsung #GalaxyZFlip3 5G to spend the holidays with friends and family near and far. With Google Duo in Flex mode you can still enjoy dinner or open presents together.

Your #Android phone is the holiday helper you didn’t know you needed. Use features like, Phone Hub, Nearby Share and Family Bell so you can sit back, relax and enjoy your meal.

The newest features for your #Android phone are here. Which ones are you most excited for? Comment below.

They say a picture’s worth a thousand words.

Remember that new mobile game you downloaded a few months ago? We don’t either.

Whether it’s getting your family out the door in the morning or winding down at night, Family Bell from Google helps you make it happen on time.

The holiday season is around the corner and your #Android phone is here to help you ease into it with features like starred messages and setting reminders with Google Assistant.

New features, new ways to keep you safe. Take a look at the latest #Android12 privacy features that give you more control over important data like your location, mic and camera.

The next chapter of Android is here!

Improved visibility settings on Nearby Share let you take full control of who can discover and share with your #Android device.

Communicate using facial gestures with Project Activate and use your phone's camera with Lookout to get more information about the world around you.

Android helps you focus on your surroundings. With Heads Up, you’ll get a notification that reminds you to stay alert and look up from your phone while you’re walking.

No remote? No problem. Now you can use your phone to find something great to watch on your Google or Android TV.

Keeping track of everyday to-dos is even easier with recurring reminders that notify you at the perfect moment.

The newest Android accessibility app helps people communicate using facial gestures and preset actions if they’re unable to speak or use their phone with their hands.

Foldables are redefining what a smartphone can do.

End-to-end encryption on the Messages app helps keep your chats more secure while sending, so no one can read the content of your messages as they travel between your phone and the phone of the

To make your Android device more helpful, updates to Google Assistant now make it easier to use your favorite mobile apps.

Starred messages in the Messages app helps you keep track of important messages so you can quickly find them later without scrolling through all of your conversations.

“Phones are now the center of our digital lives and they interact with all of these devices that we’re using on a day-to-day basis.” Hear from Erik Kay, VP of Engineering, as he shares how Google

#Android12 is here - and it’s for you. We’re introducing a new visual redesign that gives you the power to customize the look and feel of your phone across the whole system.

Privacy features in #Android12 make it simple for you to have control over your data.

Keeping in touch with others via voice and video calls is part of people’s everyday life.

TalkBack is Android’s screen reader and helps people with blindness or low vision navigate the full phone experience without having to look at a screen.

There are 253 million blind and low vision people in the world, so we created TalkBack.

Android Auto brings the power of your Android phone to your car display. You can talk to Google to use your phone while keeping your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.