Google has revealed a new boot check in Android Nougat that prevents the phone from loading if your phone is corrupt, has malware or has been modified.

This is a problem that Android 7.0 aims to solve, with the introduction of Direct Boot. In this article, we’re going to look at what this new Direct Boot feature is, and how to update your own ...

One of the easiest and most effective steps is to check for system updates. Android TVs periodically receive updates from ...

Boot Loop Causes The core problem found in a boot loop is a miscommunication that prevents the Android operating system from completing its launch.

In Android 7.0, it's going a step further. In Nougat, verified boot will be "strictly enforcing" and won't allow your device to boot if the software has been compromised.

Android only: If you're fairly sick of hearing your phone announce itself as a "Drooiiiiiid" or make other sounds during boot-up, Silent Boot is the handy single-use fix.

You'll need a rooted Android phone and either a custom ROM that offers animation changes or a boot screen manager such as boot Animations for Android or Aniboot.

Ever since KitKat, Android has verified your device's boot process to make sure that rootkits and other forms of malware don't operate undetected. However, it hasn't done much more than alert you ...

An Android developer testing the developer preview of Android 13 shows off how it can boot Windows 11 in a virtual machine, closing the circle as Android apps prepare to launch on Windows 11.

Some Pixel 6 users running Android 13 are stuck between a rock and a hard place with Google's anti-rollback protection.