Android One may be struggling, but Google swears they are not giving up on it anytime soon. In fact, it's part of a much larger plan.

With the Pixel line, Android One and Android Go, Google finally seems to have successfully built the Android trinity it has wanted for so long.

What is Android One anyway? If you have asked that two years ago, the answer would have been simpler. Launched in 2014, Android One was practically marketed as one step down from the Nexus program ...

Moto X4 Android One smartphone reviewNow that Google has replaced its Nexus phones with Pixel phones that sell for $650 and up, the $400 Moto X4 occupies a similar place to the Nexus 5X. But is ...

Remember Google Play Edition phones? Android One sure seems to be turning into the modern version of Google Play Edition, especially now with Android Go on the way. Quick updates, clean Android UI ...

The first Android One-branded budget-priced "high quality" smartphones have been released in India. The handsets provide a minimum set of features determined by Google, which has sourced several ...

At the phone launch event in Barcelona, HMD Global said all Nokias from Nokia 3 and above would be part of the Android One program, meaning they will receive security updates up to 3 years after ...

Xiaomi's Redmi A1 bears some resemblance to the initial Android One devices launched by Google in its stress on experience and clean Android rather than specs. That initiative failed. Will this ...