Heralded by leaks and covert marketing the new flagship Google phones, the Pixel 4 and its larger XL sibling, were officially unveiled in New York on Tuesday.
Projects for old Android phones gathering dust…
Reuse is the best form of recycling they say, so this is an interesting one, for the reuse of old Android phones.
IBC 2019: STBs readying Android TV for 5G devices
One for the category of Android embedded in set top boxes (STBs). DTVKit Software Community and software services company Mobica will be demonstrating a new Android TV launcher at IBC 2019.
Flutter 1.9 upgrade readies for macOS Catalina and iOS 13
A new release of Flutter, version 1.9, will ready the cross-platform mobile UI toolkit for use with macOS Catalina and iOS 13.
Google addresses memory issues for Android Studio
Google has updated Android Studio, its integrated development envorment for building both Flutter and Android apps.
Google releases Android 10 for foldable phones, improved privacy
No desert codenames this time, the new release of Android will simply be known as Android 10.
Goodbye American Pie, hello Android 10
What do you think of the Google convention of naming major Android releases after (alphabetically ordered, American) deserts? A bit of distracting nonsense, or a harmless aide-memoire? Why do I ask? Well, you may have heard, the practice is to be discontinued. Android Q will be named, simply, Android 10. Blame globalisation, it seems. Google writes: Our engineering team has ...
Modular and repairable, the Fairphone 3 makes an entrance
The Fairphone - a self-avowed “conflict-free” smartphone that runs Android - has been updated with version 3 imminent shortly. Dubbed "The phone that dares to be fair", it can be pre-ordered for €450.
What is… an Android Bundle?
Amid a recent flurry of emails from Google regarding my French Revolution app, concerning Families Policies and icon design, was one advising the use of an Android Bundle, to "reduce your app size and boost installs".
Source code for Google I/O 2019 Android app shared on GitHub
Google has released the source code for its own Android app that was in use for the Google I/O event back in May. Think of it as a working example of best Android practice, as practised by Google.