In our definitive Android 8.0 Oreo review, we analyze all the new features in Android Oreo and all the small improvements that Google baked into our favorite operating system.

What is Android Oreo? Each year, Google updates Android, and the version number and name changes. In early 2017, Android 8.0 was announced, with the letter O up next in its naming scheme.

On its support page, Google explained that Chrome version 138 will be the last update available to the above Android users, ...

Android Oreo is stuffed full of features, but many of you may have spotted some of them before. Here's where some of Oreo's best features made their debut.

Android 8.0 Oreo is here—and by “here,” we mean it’s rolling out only to Google-produced devices, phones that run the stock, unmodified version of Android.

"Oreo, meanwhile, won’t likely make a serious dent in the user base until early next year," Dawson wrote in his analysis. "And it will likely be the most-used version of Android sometime around ...

One of Android Oreo's biggest focuses is better battery life for the hardware running it. For example, Google will limit what apps can do after they're launched on your phone but not actively in use.

Google Chrome will only support Android 10.0 or higher from August onwards. Older Android devices may not receive updates, ...

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Google Chrome has announced that Chrome 139 will only support Android 10.0 and above, with Chrome 138 being the last for ...

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