The Open GApps project, which collects popular Google services in convenient packages, is now available for smartphones with Android Pie custom ROMs. Here's what you need to know about the update ...

Previously, Open GApps automatically enabled Assistant without giving a user any choice, but now those who want to stay on Google Now for one reason or another have the option to do so.

Open GApps packages are easily flashable via a recovery, such as TWRP, for example. So, the release of Open GApps packages for Android 9 Pie basically means that you can get Google services on ...

The Open GApps project has existed for a while, but you had to download it directly from its site. Now, the project has its own app on the Play Store.

Open GApps helps you install them on a new ROM, and now it can also turn on Google Assistant for you. Getting Google Assistant on a non-Pixel phone is a relatively straightforward affair already ...

The Google Apps package provider Open GApps is supposed to enable a way to activate the voice-based Google Assistant in its latest version, which should be available to download today.

As of late, Open GApps has been the go-to site for downloading Google Apps packages. It's not hard to understand why; the site is pretty and easy to use, and the packages, which come in nine sizes ...

With 0-Day GAPPS, the folks at Paranoid Android are offering up a way for developers to include a file with the newest Google Apps whenever the ROM itself is loaded. What's more, these apps are ...

In a milestone, today Open GApps has released its first builds for Android 9 Pie. ARM packages are live, with ARM64 and x86 architectures to follow in the next few hours.