Advanced in-app billing: handling alternative purchase flows
Posted by Oscar Rodriguez, Developer Advocate When designing and developing an app or game, at some point you may ask yourself if you want to monetize it. If you choose to do so by selling products via Google Play, you will most likely have a store screen that shows available items for sale, and use the Google Play Billing Library to display dialogs that allow your users to complete their purchase
Android Q Scoped Storage: Best Practices and Updates
Posted by Jeff Sharkey, Software Engineer, and Seb Grubb, Product Manager Application Sandboxing is a core part of Android’s design, isolating apps from each other. In Android Q, taking the same fundamental principle from Application Sandboxing, we introduced Scoped Storage. Since the Beta 1 release, you’ve given us a lot of valuable feedback on these changes -- thank you for helping shape Android
AOSP Application Updates
Posted by Raman Tenneti, AOSP Software Engineer and Ally Sillins, AOSP Program Manager When we started the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) 10 years ago, we included some basic applications in the AOSP build for three main purposes: to provide a usable set of applications for someone building an Android device from our AOSP to serve as a demonstration for the nascent Android app developer commun
The latest Android App Bundle updates including the additional languages API
The latest Android App Bundle updates including the additional languages API Posted by Wojtek Kaliciński, Developer Advocate, Android Last year, we launched Android App Bundles and Google Play's Dynamic Delivery to introduce modular development, reduce app size and streamline the release process. Since then, we've seen developers quickly adopt this new app model in over 60,000 production apps. We'
Introducing a new Google Play app and game icon specification
Introducing a new Google Play app and game icon specification Posted by Steve Suppe, Product Manager, Google Play As part of our focus and dedication to improving the Google Play Store experience for our users, we are introducing new design specifications for your app icons. Left to right: original icon, new icon (example), original icon in legacy mode As of early April, you will be able to upload
Introducing Android Q Beta
Posted by Dave Burke, VP of Engineering In 2019, mobile innovation is stronger than ever, with new technologies from 5G to edge to edge displays and even foldable screens. Android is right at the center of this innovation cycle, and thanks to the broad ecosystem of partners across billions of devices, Android's helping push the boundaries of hardware and software bringing new experiences and capab
Android Jetpack WorkManager Stable Release
Posted by Sumir Kataria, Software Engineering Lead & Jisha Abubaker, Product Manager Simplify how you manage background work with WorkManager Today, we're happy to announce the release of Android Jetpack WorkManager 1.0 Stable. We want to thank so many of you in our dev community who have given us feedback and logged bugs along the way - we've gotten here thanks to your help! When we looked at the
Expanding target API level requirements in 2019
Posted by Edward Cunningham, Android Security & Privacy Team In a previous blog we described how API behavior changes advance the security and privacy protections of Android, and include user experience improvements that prevent apps from accidentally overusing resources like battery and memory. Since November 2018, all app updates on Google Play have been required to target API level 26 (Android
Android Developers Blog: Notifications from the Twitter app are easier on your battery
Notifications from the Twitter app are easier on your battery This blogpost is a collaboration between Google and Twitter. Authored by Jingwei Hao with support from César Puerta, Fred Lohner from Twitter, and developed with Jingyu Shi from Google. Push notifications are an important way to keep Twitter users informed about what's happening. However, they can be a significant and often overlooked s
Android Developers Blog: New Keystore features keep your slice of Android Pie a little safer
New Keystore features keep your slice of Android Pie a little safer Posted by Lilian Young and Shawn Willden, Android Security; and Frank Salim, Google Pay New Android Pie Keystore Features The Android Keystore provides application developers with a set of cryptographic tools that are designed to secure their users' data. Keystore moves the cryptographic primitives available in software libraries
Effective foreground services on Android
Posted by Keith Smyth This is the fourth in a series of blog posts in which outline strategies and guidance in Android with regard to power. A process is not forever Android is a mobile operating system designed to work with constrained memory and battery. For this reason, a typical Android application can have its process killed by the system to recover memory. The process being killed is chosen
Android Developers Blog: Google Play services discontinuing updates for API levels 14 and 15
Google Play services discontinuing updates for API levels 14 and 15 Posted by Sam Spencer, Technical Program Manager, Google Play The Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) platform is seven years old and the active device count has been below 1% for some time. Consequently, we are deprecating support for ICS in future releases of Google Play services. For devices running ICS, the Google Play Store will
Android Developers Blog: Android codelab courses are here!
Posted by Jocelyn Becker, Senior Program Manager, Google Developer Training The Google Developers Training team recently published an updated version of our Android Developer Fundamentals course as a series of Google codelabs. Codelabs made their debut as onsite tutorials at Google I/O in 2015, and have skyrocketed in popularity as a way for developers to learn how to use Google technologies, APIs
Unfolding right now at #AndroidDevSummit!
Posted by Stephanie Cuthbertson, Director of Product Management Today, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA, we kicked off the Android Dev Summit, taking a look back at the last 10 years of Android and then jumping into some important new features for Android developers. Here's a look at some of the things we shared! Unfolding Android into new experiences As early as Android 1.6, An
R8, the new code shrinker from Google, is available in Android studio 3.3 beta
R8, the new code shrinker from Google, is available in Android studio 3.3 beta Posted by Leo Sei, Product Manager on Android Studio and R8 Android developers know that APK size is an important factor in user engagement. Code shrinking helps reduce the size of your APK by getting rid of unused code and resources as well as making your actual code take less space (also known as minification or obfus
Android Developers Blog: Playtime 2018: Helping you build better apps in a smaller bundle
Playtime 2018: Helping you build better apps in a smaller bundle Posted by Matt Henderson, Product Manager, Google Play Today we are kicking off Playtime, our annual global event series, hosting over 800 attendees in Berlin and San Francisco to share insights from experts around the world and the latest updates on our products. This will be followed by events in Sao Paulo, Singapore, Taipei, Seoul
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