Sony’s latest XZ2 devices all got Android 9 Pie starting in November and December, then eventually other phones received it throughout the first few months of 2019. If you have the XZ2 Premium ...

To help ease potential user frustration, some phone makers have announced when they expect to release Android 9.0 Pie and which devices will receive it. We've rounded up all the announcements below.

If you own an Essential Phone, congratulations — you were one of the first to get Android Pie.Essential pushed out an update to Android Pie on Aug. 6, the same day Google published its updates ...

The Android 9.0 Pie beta is available to the Sony Xperia XZ2, and as such we expect the phone to be one of the first to get the consumer version of Android 9.0 Pie once it’s released. Sony ...

Android Pie makes room for notched displays, and we've seen a lot of them on new Android phones in the last few months – pretty much everyone but Samsung. Image 1 of 3 Small notch ...

With Android Pie, your phone will learn more about how you adjust settings like display brightness, as well as when you typically use specific apps. It will tune the OS to increase battery life ...

When will your phone get the update? Read our Android Pie update guide to find out.. iPhone X style gestures. Perhaps the biggest change to Apple's 2017 iPhone X was the removal of the home button.

If you own a Google Pixel, Pixel 2, or Essential Phone, there's no reason not to update to Android 9 Pie.

Overall, Android Pie shakes up a lot about how we navigate our phones — which also happens to give Google more ways to touch your smartphone experience — with App Actions, with search and voice.

Given the majority of phone manufacturers – including Samsung, Huawei, LG and Sony – haven't revealed when their flagship devices will support the full Android Pie update yet, it's possible ...

Android 9.0 Pie is so far only available for Pixel and the Essential PH1 phones, but the Go edition of Android Pie is also coming soon with improvements for ultra-cheap smartphones. Google has ...