To help us all better understand Android, Google has made it possible to browse and search through Android Open Source Project code.

Want to dig through 2.3 and see what all the fuss is about for yourself? Well, you're in luck, because Gingerbread has just hit the Android Open Source Project's repository, which means you can ...

It's still not hitting the bulk of Nexus Ones as far as we can tell, but for what it's worth, Google has unleashed the source code for Android 2.2 today, which is a solid sign that the code's been ...

With the Android 11 source code out, developers can look at building custom ROM and Android skins based on the latest Android 11.

Little-known Chinese brand Umidigi makes consumers jump through ridiculous hoops to get source code, but a YouTuber indeed took them on.

Android can now be easily ported to anything, from phones to GPS receivers, to in-car entertainment systems as well as other funky things nobody has thought of yet.

In a statement posted to an Android developer mailing list, Google software engineer Jean-Baptiste Queru announced that the Android 4.0 source code is being rolled out to the public Android Open ...

That source code is maintained by a company or private group of individuals, allowing them to lock down their software secrets so that no one can exploit or gain access to them.

Less open source code means more work for Google's competitors. While you can't kill an open source app, you can turn it into abandonware by moving all continuing development to a closed source model.

Source code snippets open door for raw photos on Android It's not built into Android yet, but Google has been overhauling the OS's camera interface to be more photography-friendly.