In Android Go devices, security features such as one-time password and auto-reset permissions for apps running on Android 11 will be made available.

A few days after releasing Android 11 for smartphones and other devices, Google is introducing the latest version of Android optimized for entry-level devices. Android 11 (Go Edition) is set to ...

Just in time for Android 11, as expected, Google is delivering an update to the maximum specs for its Go Edition OS iteration. But it’s also bringing at least a few other features, according to ...

Just a few days after announcing Android 11 stable, Google has announced Android 11 Go Edition for devices with 2GB of RAM and less. The new version of Android for entry-level devices brings ...

Google has not yet revealed which smartphones will get Android 11 Go edition, but it's safe to assume that most devices released in the last year will see said update. We'll let you know as soon ...

Google is now porting a few of those features to Android 11 (Go edition) — the latest iteration of Android’s stripped-down version meant to run on entry-level hardware without hiccups.

Google detailed Android 11 Go Edition this morning, the latest iteration of the Android OS that’s made to run on devices with minimum specs. Inside, there’s some great stuff, such as ...

Following the wider launch on Tuesday, Google today is detailing Android 11 (Go edition). This variant of the mobile OS for entry-level smartphones was first introduced with Oreo and is available ...

Some of Android 11’s key features have made their way to the new Go edition such as grouped notifications for chat apps and one-time permissions for camera, microphone and location.

One of the biggest new features is that Android 11 (Go edition) is supposed to work on devices with 2GB of RAM or less — a bump up from Android 10 (Go edition), which was made for devices with ...