Smartphone - OS

A couple of weeks ago, we asked APit readers what they'd like to in a new own-brand OS from Huawei. The results are in!

Both Android Q and iOS 13 will officially introduce a dark theme this fall. How much battery will it save you? Here are the numbers!

HTC announced that Android Pie would reach its U11 by the end of May, but this update has caused serious failures for several users.

Google has just released Android Q Beta 4, mainly dedicated to developers. Here is all the news you need to know and how to download it.

At WWDC 2019 the Cupertino-based company announced iPadOS and MacOS Catalina, which are getting closer and closer but are still substantially different.

Almost three quarters of a year after the release of Android 9 Pie, LG now delivers the update to the latest Android version for the G7 ThinQ.

Apple just gave a preview of iOS 13. How does the system compare to Android Q? We've taken a look at the two 2019 mobile OS' and compared them.

During Apple's WWDC19 keynote we were given a preview of the new features of iOS 13. Among other things, the system receives a dark mode.

Which devices got the Android 8 update? It may not be the latest Android version, but Oreo is here for these smartphones and tablets.

Where are all the alternatives to Android? Who else is involved in the smartphone operating system market? We looked around.

OnePlus updates its previous models in line with the OnePlus 7 family, adding some of the flagship features in addition to Android Q.

It's an open secret. Huawei is working on its own OS. According to the first rumblings, it could be called Ark OS.

An experimental launcher shows the Android Q's desktop mode may actually be a useful tool. Check out the features in this video.

Huawei doesn't have to be afraid: Android works wonderfully without Google Play services and the Google Play Store.

Can Huawei create a viable rival to Android with its own OS? What would you want to see in the upcoming mobile operating system?

Google and other trading partners are discontinuing relations with Huawei on the instruction of the US government. Things will be tough for Huawei.

The US government has blacklisted Huawei. In the future, no business with the Chinese will be allowed. There are consequences.

Google terminates all trade links with Huawei. This also means that the Chinese manufacturer will no longer have access to Android updates.

Does Android Beam ring a bell? You don't? Don't worry because starting with Android Q it will no longer exist. Pretend it never existed...

The latest software update brings a security patch, plus camera upgrades and a dark mode. However, night mode is still missing from the Note 9.