Android Developers

If you work with phone numbers or need identity solutions for global users, this talk is for you!

Kotlin is now an officially supported language for Android. This session provides an introduction to the language, covering basic concepts and tips for developers to get started with it.

Subscriptions are the fastest-growing business model on Play, and a huge opportunity for Android app developers.

Don't believe the hype...high-performance audio on Android is possible. We’ll share tips and tricks you can apply immediately, and we'll demonstrate real apps that use them.

This talk presents recent improvements to the Android Runtime (ART).

Getting through critical flows such as logins, payments, and other forms can be a huge challenge on mobile devices.

Discover how developers are successfully applying behavioral economic principles and techniques inspired by games to create more engaging app experiences.

Every user journey starts in the Android System UI, specifically the app launcher, lockscreen, and notification manager.

Making sure that users on entry level devices have a fantastic experience is a priority for Android and Google Apps.

The Google Play Awards are back with several new categories building off the excitement from last year's inaugural event.

Technical sessions and deep dives into Google's latest developer products and platforms. event: Google I/O 2018; re_ty: Livestream;

Build speed impacts your productivity as a developer. The Android Gradle build system is flexible and powerful, but could also be complex.

With over one million apps on Google Play it’s becoming more important to focus on the technical performance of your app.

Join us for a discussion with partners to hear about technical best practices and their learnings from building the first Android Instant Apps.

Hear about everything that is new with Google Play at I/O 2017. Google Play helps developers around the world build successful businesses with their apps and games.

We have greatly enhanced the design tools of Android Studio to make it easier to create your app layouts.

In this technical session, we will deep dive into the development of instant apps, introducing new concepts and tools available for developers.

Come learn about the protections we have put into Android Nougat and O Developer Preview to make them the most secure versions of Android yet.

This session will dive into new tools from Google Play to help you to secure and optimize your apps.

Android native applications typically use Java objects that "own" C++ objects.

Android Instant Apps evolves Android apps to be able to run instantly, without requiring installation.

Google Play has invaluable data and comprehensive analytics features that help you understand and grow your business.

Writing database-driven apps on Android requires too much boilerplate code and too many edge cases that must be handled manually.

Best practices for integrating Support Library modules into applications, with a focus on new features in 25 26.

Learn how Android Studio, the Android Support Library and Google Play can help you reduce your app size by using new tools and following simple best practices.

In this session, we will provide an in depth tour of the Android development tools and take a closer look at everything new - along with tips and tricks for getting the most out of them!

We have never added a new programming language to Android... until now! With Android Studio 3.0 we are officially supporting Kotlin for creating Android apps.

The Android Wear team has been busy since Wear 2.0.

Android's Fragment API provides lots of opportunity for reusable component development and effective factoring of your apps for ease of understanding and testing.

The Android Testing Support Library (ATSL) is the official testing library for Android.