News & Reviews:   Android 14

In general these days, most brands guarantee about 2 years' worth of Android updates and security patches, while a few promise up to 7 years. While we would always recommend getting a device with a newer Android version (it's easier to manage), sometimes your older device will still work fine.

Or maybe you're just feeling a bit reluctant to part with it and move to a newer device? Regardless of the reason, this time around, we're answering the question "Can you still use a phone or device with an older Android version?" Read on to find out.

If you’re a Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite user, then we’ve got some good news as the company is beginning to roll out the Android 14 OS update to the 2020 entry-level tablet. Currently available for users in South Korea, do expect an OTA update on your Galaxy A7 Lite in the near future.

Previously, we mentioned the possibility of older flagships getting the One UI 6 update. Today, Samsung is rolling out a new security feature for the One UI 6. That said, what should you know about Auto Blocker?

The Google Camera app has been renamed to “Pixel Camera” on the Google Play Store by Google, putting further emphasis on the Pixel branding. The app, which is exclusive to Pixel devices, has now changed its name across the lineup and will automatically change on Pixel devices once it is updated to Android 14.

With the release of the Google Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro, Android also released the latest Android 14. The tech firm promises a more personalised display, user interface and better security. That said, what should you know about the update?

As you know, the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro will be unveiled tomorrow. But smartphones aren't the only thing that will show up at the Made by Google event. Google is also expected to show off the latest version of the Android operating system - Android 14.

Samsung is one of the most popular smartphone brands in the world. That includes Malaysia too. That said, if you happen to have a Galaxy phone, you might want to give this list a read. Who knows? Your phone might not get the One UI 6.0 (Android 14).

Samsung is in the midst of developing One UI 6, its latest smartphone software OS based on Android 14 which is currently in beta. Accordingly, the tech giant may announce a beta programme for One UI 6 soon for Galaxy S22 series users.

Recently, Google released what could be the final beta before the official version of Android 14. The company released this update with patch number UPB4.230623.007. For further reference, you can read more about the bug fixes here.

If you're a heavy multi-tasker, there's nothing more convenient than being able to run multiple apps. The split-screen feature is best in that regard, but Google wants to improve its functionality with the next  Android version.