Android Developers

Hear +WaynePiekarski (Wayne Piekarski) and +ryanseys1 (Ryan Seys) talk about bringing your Android app to Android TV in minutes.

Join this session if you want to increase your app rating, gain new insights from your user reviews and have a better understanding of whether the latest version of your app is ready for public

Nearly 20% of the U.S. population will have a disability during their lifetime. Developers can increase their user base and create a better experience for everyone by making their app accessible.

Since its debut at IO'14, RecyclerView has come a long way and has become the de-facto list component on Android.

Google Play Games have been providing tools to engage, retain and monetize players for developers.

Global smartphone usage is growing rapidly. However, network conditions around the globe vary. Plan ahead to make sure your users receive the best possible experience.

Have you ever longed for an intuitive way to design your android layouts?

A look at how ART has altered the rules for NDK performance across several releases, along with a practical look at what developers need to do to maximize the potential of C/C++ code on Android.

Watch faces with complications make it easy to get the information you want at a glance. In this session, we'll introduce the Complications API for both watch face developers and data providers.

High-performance audio means low latency ... and so much more. In this session we review hard performance problems that real Android developers face everyday, and how to solve them.

Android Wear 2.0 introduces Material Design for Wearables. In this session, you will learn how to take advantage of new app design patterns for wearable apps.

Android apps experience varying levels of connectivity, device capability, data costs and commerce.

Today we announced that we’re adding the best mobile app experiences in the world, Android apps and the Google Play store, to the best browser in the world, Chrome!

Android for Work is mobilizing workers and making them more productive with Android.

A deep dive into the material design principles by looking at how they made my app Plaid better.

Android Wear is about being connected to the things you care about wherever you are.

Automated UI testing is not an easy matter. With Espresso, a UI testing framework for Android, we are helping developers raise the bar for app quality.

Connect to the Google Fit platform to build motivating fitness experiences that tap into the power of wearables.

Android Studio has a wide range of features designed for experienced developers.

This is your one-stop shop to hear everything that's new with Play at I/O 2016. Google Play helps developers around the world build successful businesses with their apps and games.

The new Android Wear 2.0 APIs and design patterns, available now in developer preview, are the culmination of what the Android team has learned over the past two years, since Wear launched.

Best practices are key to building a great experience for your users, and media playback is no different.

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!

Come learn about the protections we’ve put into Android M and N to make it our most secure version of Android yet.

Themes and styles are the bedrock of styling your Android UI, but do you know how they work?

Location and sensors on phones enable a range of use cases - from turning your phone into a virtual steering wheel to control a car in a video game, capturing steps in a fitness app, to advanced

Nearby brings awareness of close-by smartphones, devices, and beacons to your app, using a combination of Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and ultrasound.

Android Auto brings Android into the car and offers new opportunities for developers to reach users during the valuable hours they spend each week driving.

Platforms like Google Cast and Android TV are making it even easier for consumers to connect with their favorite entertainment in the living room.

No one likes battery-draining apps or sluggish experience on their device.