Android P is in rough shape with the first developer preview not quite ready for Google's Android Beta program. Instead, those curious enough will have to install the update manually.

It's easy to see the present form of Android P as lacking in pizzazz, but our first glimpse at Google's next effort speaks volumes about the ongoing importance of the OS-level update.

Android P is out of the woodwork. Or at least it got one of its feet out. The first developer preview is now available for everyone to see and, naturally, there are some treasure hunting going on ...

Is the fourth Android P developer preview stable enough to install on your smartphone? We've been using the fourth developer preview since it was released, so our experiences might help you decide.

An exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the most significant privacy and security changes on the way with Google's Android P release.

Intelligence. Android P uses on-device machine learning to help save battery life and put the apps, contacts, and other things you’re likely to need in front of you more quickly.

And now Android P officially becomes Android 9 Pie. To be honest, after Marshmallow, Nougat, and Oreo, Pie is kind of an underwhelming name.

Android P Developer Preview is out this week, and the whole Android community is combing through it looking for changes. When Android P is released later this year, it will bring an all-new ...

Android P Developer Preview arrives with new notification panel, notch support Preview the next major version of Android with the Android P Developer Preview.

We run through a list of the most likely -- and unlikely -- names for Google's next version of Android. There are many possibilities for Android P, as plenty of desserts start with the 16th letter ...

What do you think Android P will be called? Popsicle, parfait, pancake, or something else? Cast your vote in the latest Poll of the Week!