If you're a ROM developer, or just in the mood to poke around the latest Android source code, you'll be excited to know that 5.1.1 has just been uploaded to AOSP. The tag for this release is 5.1.1 ...

Like many other open-source projects, AOSP accepts code contributions from third-party developers. However, Google conducts most AOSP development itself, as it “treats the Android project as a ...

Google today released the Android 15 source code to AOSP and revealed that the stable update will reach Pixel devices in the coming weeks.

A big chunk of Fuchsia-related code has been removed from the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) this week, but Google’s two operating systems are still set to have an intertwining relationship ...

Android has always been an open-source project, meaning its core code is publicly available for anyone to see, use, or modify—in this case, through AOSP.

If the idea of a less chaotic, more streamlined home appeals to you, don't hesitate to give Grocy a try. Meanwhile, check out my dedicated listicle if you're looking for more open source apps for your ...

It won't be ready for Android 16, though. A recent report based on a leaked source code suggests that Google is preparing a desktop mode feature similar ...

Android Authority confirmed that Google plans to take Android development entirely in-house. Essentially, Google is privatizing the Android source code.

Now that CypherRat’s source code is out in the open, we’ll likely see other malicious apps being used to infect the best Android phones and tablets with this powerful malware.