Android Developers

It is surprisingly easy to fall back to USB-2 speed with an USB-3 capable device. By assuming USB-C==USB-3, by using an old cable that is not USB-3 certified, or by using a bad USB hub.

Kotlin is awesome and you want to write all your code in it, but what about the thousands of lines of code already written in the Java programming language?

With Android 10, GSI has gone through a full release cycle.

Fragments were one of the first APIs unbundled from the Android framework and have evolved significantly since their introduction.

In this intermediate level talk, we cover accessibility using real world examples.

Plan overview and best practice guide to the new storage model in Android 10.

This talk dives into some of the details of how the R8 application shrinker shrinks apps to make it easier for developers to use R8.

Profilers are a powerful tool in a developer's arsenal, but working with performance data can be intimidating at times.

Dagger has become the recommended way to do Dependency Injection on Android. However, there are many ways to use Dagger!

ViewPager2 is the successor to the ViewPager library, offering enhanced functionality and bugfixes.

With app bundles and dynamic delivery, developers can opt to make parts of their apps available based on various user states or even on-demand at runtime.

In this talk, we go over how Android Emulator can be utilized in a continuous integration environment.

A guide on what's new in wide color in Android 10 and how to adopt wide color.

Do you make apps for games, accessibility, or productivity? Do you want to know more about making richer haptic experiences?

Learn how to seamlessly manage companion bluetooth and wifi devices by using the Companion Device Manager (CDM) API. You'll be able to find and connect to devices without needing location permission.

Let's explore what myths we can bust about Android app performance! Are enums not OK? How many dex files are optimal? Is object pooling really a good thing?

Strategies for data encryption on Android using Jetpack Security, key takeaways: learn to encrypt data safely on device and use the AndroidKeyStore. 1.

Learn from a panel of experts from the Android platform engineering team, where they will answer your questions - live.

This presentation discusses what's new in the Android Studio Design Tools, covering new tools and features introduced this past year.

Google Play Protect is constantly reviewing apps and warning users when we discover behavior that meets our MUwS (Mobile Unwanted Software) and PHA (Potentially Harmful App) policies.

"In the past few years, we have introduced new features into Google Play, that enable users to discover and purchase items and subscriptions in many new ways, from inside and outside the app.

Recently unveiled vehicles like the Volvo XC40 now feature brand new infotainment systems powered by Android Automotive OS with the Google Play Store built-in.

This talk details various techniques employed by the Filament rendering engine to deliver high performance on Android devices: CPU cache-friendly programming, multi-threaded job system to saturate

Join us for a live recording of an ADB podcast episode with hosts Tor, Chet, and Romain, plus the chance for live Q&A from the audience.

Join us for day one of the Android Dev Summit 2019! Tune in for deep technical sessions with the Android engineering team.

Let's take a deep dive into the reality of migrating to AndroidX!

Learn more about WorkManager, the Jetpack library for background processing.

Gradle’s API for task inputs, outputs, and wiring has changed significantly over the last couple of years.

It's easy to forget about performance until users complain, but you can prevent a bad user experience by catching regressions in CI.

Learn what’s new with CameraX since its alpha launch at Google I/O this year, and learn from teams at Google who have been using CameraX in their apps.