Android Developers

Vulkan is designed from the ground up for high-efficiency and unprecedented cross platform usage, introducing a paradigm shift in computer graphics.

Android Fragments are polarizing and sometimes confusing. When should you use a fragment? How? Why? In this session we'll cover effective use of fragments along with new features.

Learn about Google Developer Certification, mentioned earlier today in the keynote. This program targets the gap between developers launching their careers and employers.

Compatibility with older versions of Android is a must-have for most applications.

Google Play helps developers build great apps and games, and grow a large user base. Learn about best practices to improve app ranking and help you reach the right users for your app across Play.

Multi-Window allows multiple activities to be visible on screen at the same time.

Android Auto creates new ways to interact with apps and features within the car, while helping drivers remain focused on the road.

Mobile devices are always with their users - when they wake up in the morning, at the park with friends, even while driving.

Come get a behind the scenes look at what’s new in Android for accessibility!

Your APK's size is the one of the first deterrents to users installing and updating your app. Has your APK let itself go over time? There's never a better time to get your APK into shape.

See how you can create an amazing in-store experience by enabling your users to send their loyalty and payment information in a single tap.

Game development is challenging, but Google's diverse tools and services can confer great advantages when used effectively together.

Be the first to hear about what we've been up to since launch and the exciting new announcements we have in the works for Android Pay.

Bloated images are slow to fetch and costly to download; which is troubling, since images comprise the largest bulk of content your app will send around.

With a billion new users expected online by 2017, there’s a huge opportunity to grow your business.

Chet Haase, Romain Guy and Dan Sandler divulge all of the new developer features in the platform. APIs, functionality, performance - it's all here.

Zachary Cancio introduces Save to Android Pay deep links, which make it easier than ever for you to digitize your loyalty program, gift cards, and offers.

Stay up to date with the features and best practices that can help you grow your app or game business on Google Play.

Get access to your app data when you need it, including installs, uninstalls, crashes, and ratings.

Hear from Android developers how they successfully turned personal passions into successful businesses, with Google Play.

Brett Lider, Design Lead for Android Wear, shows a preview of the UI for Android Wear 2.0.

Check out the blog post: goo.gl/Hme3tG Concurrent documents gives users the ability to multi-task within your app, switching between independent parts of your app using the Overview screen

Android Studio 2.1 enables Dex In Process, a feature that can dramatically improve all your build times.

Check out the blog post: goo.gl/nm5yjz If every Activity in your app is part of a task, it makes sense to know what a task is (a stack of activities) and how the default behavior of the

Founded in 2012, Nabd is a personalised Arabic news aggregator app based in Kuwait, reaching over 10 million people, of which, 60% use Android devices.

Read the blog post: goo.gl/oL0P8w Mike Denny, a Design Advocate on the Google Design team, explains how to build a responsive UI on Android using width breakpoints, how to work with a

Instant Run is an Android Studio feature that significantly reduces the time for building and deploying incremental code changes during your coding testing debugging lifecycle.

Android Studio 2.1 is required to try out new features and APIs of the Android N developer preview including the new Jack compiler and Java 8 language support.

The “Profile GPU Rendering” tool has been updated for M release of Android!

On Android TV, app developers can create their own channel-like experiences using the TV Input Framework. To the user, the channels you create look and feel just like regular TV channel.