Tria Technologies, the embedded compute board specialist, is expanding operating system support across its Qualcomm-based hardware. Yocto Linux, Windows 11 IoT, and Android are all now available, it announces. Android 16 Specifically, for Android, while support for version 13 of the OS is currently available, Android 16 is planned for Q4 2026, says Tria. The release brings mobile capabilities to ...
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Gadget Watch: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra flagship sets sail
A new Samsung flagship is setting sail - the company is releasing the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, its latest Android superphone.
Android 17 gets underway with media and camera optimisations
Android 17 development is underway – Google has released the first beta of the next major update to its mobile and embedded operating system. Google highlights improvements to camera and media functionality, new tools for connectivity optimisation, and expanded profiles for companion devices for Android 17. Media In more detail, Google is promising to bring “professional-grade tools to media and ...
Android 16 powers ViewSonic ViewBoard interactive displays
Bett UK 2026, the educational conference in London, was the venue for ViewSonic unveiling its Android 16-powered interactive displays. Specifically, it is the ViewBoard IFP35-1 and ViewBoard IFP41-1 Series, which are described as “coming soon”. Their homes will be lecture halls, seminar rooms, and hybrid learning spaces. Both feature 64-point multi-touch technology and built-in ambient light and PIR motion sensors ...
Most Read – T1 Smartphone, Automotive chips, AI Factories
Our most read stories on the site cover China's domestically manufactured automotive chips, Android 16, the cost of AI datacentres, the development of nuclear fusion, and an Android smartphone called the T1...
Most Read – Intel CEO, Compact SiC Mosfet, EV battery startups
Jensen Huang’s keynote at GTC 2025, the Android 16 Beta 3 release, the state of solid-state EV battery startups, Nexperia's new compact SiC Mosfet, and Intel’s new CEO buying $25m worth of Intel shares...
Google rolls out new Android 16 beta – audio, text outlining, LNP
Google is rolling out the third beta release for the forthcoming Android 16 mobile operating system. New features include broadcast audio support, text outlining and testing apps with LNP (Local Network Protection). Note this release is for developers only, available on Pixel devices – the Android 16 Developer Preview releases are early baseline builds for programmers only, not for early ...
Google exposes camera effects in Android 16 second beta
Google is releasing the second beta of Android 16, the latest version of its mobile operating system. Aimed at developers, and not consumers, it includes a number of updates. These range from camera updates, custom graphical effects with AGSL (Android Graphics Shading Language), and motion capture, to font API changes, live wallpapers, and APIs in the ADPF (Android Dynamic Performance ...
What caught your eye? (NXP acquisition, Kioxia IPO, Android XR)
We're talking about an NXP acquisition, Kioxia finally IPO-ing, Google Android XR bringing Gemini AI to headsets and glasses, and the British Army firing high-energy laser weapons...
Android XR to bring Gemini AI to headsets and glasses
Google has announced Android XR, a new version of the Android platform designed to bring Gemini AI to Android-based headsets and glasses. XR stands for extended reality and the search giant has worked with Samsung and Qualcomm to create the new Android platform. The promise, says Google, is “to extend your reality to explore, connect and create in new ways”. ...
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