While Android 1.0 was missing a lot of features we depend on in our day-to-day lives in 2018, the first commercial iteration of the operating system was pretty robust with the smartphone basics.

Android 1.6, Donut, rolled into the world in the fall of 2009. Donut filled in some important holes in Android’s center, including the ability for the OS to operate on a variety of different ...

Android 2.1 is expected to reach the Droid, Cliq, and other devices soon. Here's a look at what you can expect when it makes its way to your phone.

Android 1.6 Donut (2009) Image used with permission by copyright holder. Android Donut gave users a pretty big update — a much more significant update than the 0.1 version number increase suggests.

Android 1.5 Cupcake was the first time a version of the OS would be named after a sweet treat, releasing in early 2009 and giving Android a playful identity that resonated with people.

Overnight, T-Mobile pushed out the Android 1.6 'Donut' update to my G1. After being asked whether I wanted to install the upgrade immediately or later, I ran the upgrade; the process took the ...

Android 1.5 comes packaged with five Home screen widgets: search, calendar, analog clock, music player, and picture frame. Support for third-party widgets is also included.