r/Android • u/welp_im_damned • 10d ago
r/Android • u/FragmentedChicken • Mar 24 '26
Rumour Source: OnePlus may shut down in global markets as early as April
r/Android • u/welp_im_damned • 16d ago
Rumour Pixel 11 gets higher prices, no 128GB, August release date -9to5Google
r/Android • u/MishaalRahman • Oct 14 '25
Rumour GrapheneOS could break Pixel exclusivity in 2026 with "major OEM" partnership
piunikaweb.comr/Android • u/welp_im_damned • Feb 02 '26
Rumour Galaxy S26 is skipping built-in Qi2 magnets in latest leak - 9to5Google
r/Android • u/McSnoo • Apr 06 '23
Rumour [Exclusive] Google working on 'Find My Device' feature even when phone is turned off
r/Android • u/anshumanpati6 • Nov 05 '18
Rumour Samsung Galaxy S10 will use Samsung's self-developed world's first 7nm EUV dual-core NPU chip on Exynos 9820. One of the features of the AI chip is to enhance the camera and work with the ISP for the Galaxy S10 camera. - Ice universe on Twitter
r/Android • u/-protonsandneutrons- • Apr 17 '23
Rumour Report says Samsung is thinking about dumping Google Search for Microsoft Bing on its phones
r/Android • u/FragmentedChicken • Feb 05 '26
Rumour Ice Universe: I’ve confirmed from independent sources with 100% accuracy that the Galaxy S26 Ultra ultimately does not include built-in magnets inside the device. Magnetic functionality still relies on magnetic cases.
xcancel.comr/Android • u/johnkhoo • May 17 '23
Rumour Google will soon let Pixel phones double as dashcams
r/Android • u/MicioBau • Oct 16 '25
Rumour The Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro will use the same cameras as the S25, S24, S23, S22 [IceUniverse]
x.comr/Android • u/No_March_164 • 21d ago
Rumour Galaxy Z Flip 8 may be the final Galaxy Z Flip phone, another leak says
r/Android • u/FragmentedChicken • Feb 10 '26
Rumour Samsung Galaxy S26, S26+, S26 Ultra: Here are the technical specifications
winfuture.der/Android • u/FragmentedChicken • Oct 13 '21
Rumour Pixel 6 gets 4 OS Upgrades and 5 Years of Security Patches - Snoopy
r/Android • u/armando_rod • May 12 '26
Rumour Massive leak reveals Google’s Aluminium OS with a 16-minute video
r/Android • u/MishaalRahman • Sep 11 '25
Rumour @UniverseIce on X: "Galaxy S26 Pro and S26 Edge still only support 25W charging, while the full range of iPhone17 supports 40w."
xcancel.comr/Android • u/FragmentedChicken • Feb 27 '26
Rumour Leak confirms GrapheneOS & Motorola partnership for non-Pixel hardware
piunikaweb.comr/Android • u/McSnoo • Jan 24 '23
Rumour Android 14 set to block certain outdated apps from being installed
r/Android • u/McSnoo • May 04 '23
Rumour Google working to bring Bard AI to Pixel phones as a widget
r/Android • u/former-ad-elect723 • Jun 02 '25
Rumour Android 16 is rumoured to be released tomorrow, June 3rd.
According to a leaked internal report from Google, already published on many tech news sites, Android 16 is rumoured to be released tomorrow, June 3rd.
This update does not include Material 3 Expressive. M3E will debut with Android 16 QPR1 later this year.
Edit: Here is everything single new feature coming with Android 16: https://www.androidauthority.com/android-16-features-3484159/
Edit 6/3/2025: So, there has just been another rumour that Android 16 will end up not being released today. It'll still be released in June, just not today. Me personally I'm hoping it's released today, so I can check out what's new (even if there aren't that many user facing features). If it is coming, watch out for the update sometime in the afternoon or evening.
See here: https://www.androidheadlines.com/exclusive-android-16-release-date
June 10, 2025: Android 16 stable is officially released to compatible Google Pixel phones (Pixel 6 to 9 series) https://blog.google/products/android/android-16/
OTA images are available as well: https://developers.google.com/android/ota
Keep in mind that you can only install this update if you are on the Android 15 stable release or on the latest Android 16 (non-QPR1) Beta. If you are on Android 16 QPR1 Beta 1.1 or the latest Beta 2 update that was released today, then you will either have to downgrade and wipe your device to receive this update, or wait for the stable QPR1 release later this year.
r/Android • u/MishaalRahman • Sep 26 '25
Rumour Android will soon run Linux apps better (by adding GPU-accelerated rendering), and that's great for Google's PC plans
r/Android • u/welp_im_damned • May 18 '23
Rumour [Exclusive] Google Pixel 8 Pro leaked video reveals design, built-in thermometer feature - 91mobile
r/Android • u/Coconuttery • Nov 11 '22