At I/O 2017, Google announced Android Go — a version of the operating system optimized on multiple fronts for low-end hardware. Replacing an increasingly upscaled Android One, Android Oreo (Go edition ...

Google’s upcoming low-end configuration of Android—”Android Go”—has hit a major milestone. With the launch of Android 8.1 (which is happening some time in the next 24 hours!), Android Go is being ...

Google announced the Android Go platform earlier this year at Google I/O conference, and the company is now launching the new lightweight operating system at a press event in India, a potential market ...

Google has launched its lightweight version of Android, offering a slimmed-down OS and apps that take up less space to improve life for people with entry-level smartphones. Called the somewhat ...

Back at Google I/O in May, Google revealed a new configuration of Android it called "Android Go." Essentially, Android Go was billed as a new version of Android that has been optimized to play nice ...

Google has just announced Android Oreo (Go edition) OS for budget smartphones. As most of you know, Google had introduced ‘Android Go’ project back at Google I/O this year, and as part of that project ...

Things have been mostly quiet on the Android Go front since Google announced the low-power mobile operating system back in May — aside, of course, from an unexpected name chance to the decidedly less ...

Google’s Android is no longer just the one version you see installed on the Google Pixel, the LG V30, the Galaxy S9, and hundreds of other phones. There are now three different primary versions, the ...

Google is finally releasing the bare bones version of Android it showed off at I/O 2017 back in May. The tech titan is making Android Oreo Go available to manufacturers with Android 8.1, which is ...

The new variant of Google's mobile operating system is designed for low-end phones. Android Go is aimed directly at India, an emerging smartphone market where Google now has more users than in the U.S ...