Google rolled out Identity Check to Pixel phones last year, while its close collaboration with Samsung resulted in the feature’s arrival on high-end Galaxy phones.

Cheaper Android phones and tablets will soon become obsolete if they don’t feature 32GB of storage thanks to new certification rules from Google in its Android 15 update.

Summary: Google’s new Identity Check feature is expanding to more Android devices with Android 16, after initially launching on Pixel and Samsung phones.

Android 16 is arriving earlier than its usual timeline, and Android brands like Xiaomi and OnePlus have already begun public beta testing of the upcoming OS. OnePlus is, in fact, the first non-Google ...

The OnePlus Nord CE 5 full specs came through a Smartprix report, as pethe device will sport a 6.7-inch full-HD+ flat OLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate. It will be powered by a MediaTek ...

The tipster states that the OnePlus 13T will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC, which also powers its bigger sibling, the OnePlus 13. The phone is said to sport a 6.3-inch 1.5K ...

Android 16 Beta 2 adds a customisable charging limit to OnePlus 13 It is said to help prolong battery life and reduce ...

OnePlus has already rolled out its Android 16 Beta 2 update for the OnePlus 13 ahead of any non-Pixel device. Aimed primarily ...

Users now get five battery percentage options instead of just one. OnePlus recently released the second Android 16 beta ...

Summary: OnePlus has released a new battery charging limit feature for the OnePlus 13 smartphone through the Android 16 Beta ...

The One UI 7 fiasco is now well documented – it was mere days ago that Samsung finally released its Android 15-based One UI ...

OnePlus 13 users testing the Android 16 beta 2 are seeing a new, improved battery charging limit feature that lets them ...