- November 18, 2024
Welcome to Spotlight Week: Passkeys
Posted by Joseph Lewis – Android Developer Relations Technical Writer, and Niharika Arora – Android Developer Relations Engineer We’re kicking off Spotlight Week with a
Android Emulator Stability and Performance Updates
Posted by Neville Sicard-Gregory – Senior Product Manager, Android Studio Looking for a more stable, reliable, and performant Emulator? Download the latest version of Android
Passkeys Spotlight Week begins November 18th
Posted by Joseph Lewis – Technical Writer, Android Developer Relations Tired of headaches with passwords? Ready for a future where online authentication is both faster
Updates to power your growth on Google Play
Posted by Paul Feng – Vice President of Engineering, Product and UX, Google Play Our annual Playtime event series kicks off this week and we’re
FlipaClip optimizes for large screens and sees a 54% increase in tablet users
Posted by Miguel Montemayor – Developer Relations Engineer FlipaClip is an app for creating dynamic and engaging 2D animations. Its powerful toolkit allows animators of
live from Droidcon, including the biggest update to Gemini in Android Studio and more SDK releases for Android!
Posted by Matthew McCullough – Vice President, Product Management, Android Developer We just dropped our Fall episode of #TheAndroidShow, on YouTube and on developer.android.com, and
Android Developers Blog: Here’s what happening in our latest Spotlight Week: Adaptive Android Apps
Posted by Alex Vanyo – Developer Relations Engineer Adaptive Spotlight Week With Android powering a diverse range of devices, users expect a seamless and optimized
Android Developers Blog: #WeArePlay | NomadHer helps women travel the world
Posted by Robbie McLachlan, Developer Marketing In our latest film for #WeArePlay, which celebrates the people behind apps and games, we meet Hyojeong – the
tune in for our Fall episode of #TheAndroidShow on October 31, live from Droidcon!
Posted by Anirudh Dewani – Director, Android Developer Relations In just a few days, on Thursday, October 31st at 10AM PT, we’ll be dropping our
Chrome on Android to support third-party autofill services natively
Posted by Eiji Kitamura – Developer Advocate Chrome on Android will soon allow third-party autofill services (like password managers) to natively autofill forms on websites.
