Google has announced deadlines for its transition to 64-bit applications in the Play Store. It is important to note that unlike Apple, support for 32-bit applications has not been phased out.

A year ago, Google gave Android app developers a heads-up about a new 64-bit requirement coming to the Google Play store in August 2019, and now it has outlined more details about its 64-bit ...

When it comes to phones and tablets, Google is making Android all about 64-bit apps. It's taken years of transition policy to whip app makers into shape and achieve this end. A couple weeks ago ...

64-bit only Android promises better performance and security, if we can get there. Read the whole story ...

With the release of macOS Catalina, 32-bit app support is no longer available, which means many of your older apps will no longer work if they haven't been updated to 64-bit.

Google is announcing the change so that developers can get their apps ready for “upcoming 64-bit Google TV and Android TV devices.” There are no changes to 32-bit support. [Link: 64-bit app compatibil ...

As of August 2019, Android apps will have to support 64-bit code. They won't have to ditch 32-bit compatibility, but they can't cling exclusively to the past, either.

Google has revealed plans to require Android apps in the Google Play Store to be available as 64-bit software, as part of moves to improve the apps' performance and security. The requirement will ...

The Google Pixel 7 series shipped with 64-bit app support only, but here's how to add 32-bit support to your Pixel 7 (using two hacks).

Apple's new iOS 11 is moving to 64-bit and leaving 32-bit apps and programs behind, once and for all. It's a major departure from how Google and Microsoft have approached backwards compatibility ...

The OnePlus 12 uses Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, which no longer supports 32-bit Arm apps. Xiaomi and OnePlus have both implemented a 32-bit to 64-bit Arm binary translator called "Tango ...

What nobody noticed was that the Pixel 7 is also dropping 32-bit app support, so its release yesterday is taking a big step toward Android's 64-bit-only future.