Google, HTC, and T-Mobile introduced the Android 1.0 operating system on September 23, 2008. Here's a look back at the then-new OS.

Ten years ago today, the general public got its first look at the Android operating system. After ten years, which Android 1.0 features do we still use today? Quite a few actually...here are five!

After two years of development, Google today released Android Studio 1.0, the first stable version of its Integrated Development Environment (IDE) aimed at Android developers.

Follow Android's journey from its roots as an unknown underdog to launching Google's PC and mobile OS, which equals or exceeds any top-tier mobile platform.

It launched with Android 1.0 and was the first time you could actually get an Android-powered device outside of an engineering sample or an emulator.

We've got real answers from real Googlers. Wikipedia's Android Version History is a pretty awesome article, but, as of a few days ago, it was erroneously calling 1.0 and 1.1 "Astro" and "Bender." ...

Android Versions List and Names: Here is everything you need to know about all the android versions launched from 2008 to till date, including the newly announced Android 11 OS.

Today, anyone can fire up an old Apple II or install Windows 1.0 on an old computer and see the full experience, but once Google cuts off login support, old versions of Android are dead.

Android 2.3 Gingerbread—Four years later, the OS just won’t die Years of support means the OS looks very different today than it did in 2010.