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There are some important things to consider for games targeting Android O and later. This talk will cover current features as well as future directions. It will also cover some new requirements for all apps starting this year. Dan Galpin, Google

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For the best user experience with text, material design recommends using a dynamic type instead of smaller type sizes or truncating larger-size text. With Android O and Jetpack, TextView gains a new property: autoSizeTextType which allows the text to

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Android Oreo is stuffed full of security enhancements. Over the past few months, we've covered how we've improved the security of the Android platform and its applications: from making it safer to get apps, dropping insecure network protocols,

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At Google for India this Monday, we announced the final release of Android 8.1 Oreo. Android 8.1 Oreo is another exciting step toward bringing to life our vision of an AI-first mobile platform, for everyone, everywhere. Android 8.1 introduces support

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Dan Galpin highlights many of the the changes in the Android 8.1 Developer Preview, now available to developers on supported devices. Android 8.1 contains a targeted set of enhancements, including optimizations for Android Go and a new Neural

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Today we're giving you an early look at Android 8.1. This update to Android Oreo includes a set of targeted enhancements including optimizations for Android Go (for devices with 1GB or less of memory) and a new Neural Networks API to accelerate

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Android O and Support Library 26 introduce new ways of working with fonts. You can now bundle fonts as resources by adding the font file in the res/font folder and use it like any other asset in XML layouts, styles or programmatically via the

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Adaptive icons, introduced in Android-O, are a new way to deliver your application’s icon which will be masked by user’s devices; making all of the icons on it more coherent. Developers supply separate foreground and background layers allowing

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After more than a year of development and months of testing by developers and early adopters (thank you!), we're now ready to officially launch Android 8.0 Oreo to the world. Android 8.0 brings a ton of great features such as picture-in-picture,

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Android Oreo introduces important background execution limits that all developers should be aware of, such as not being able to freely launch services from the background and restrictions on implicit broadcast receivers. See how these changes affect

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Android Oreo is available to consumers. Here's a summary of what you need to know to make sure that these early adopters have a great experience, along with ways to enhance that experience with new O features and the support library.

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Gloria Liou, Associate Product Manager Intern Why use shortcuts and widgets? One of our favorite features in Android O is the ability to pin shortcuts and widgets for your app onto the launcher through deep linking. Shortcuts let users quickly start

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As we put the finishing touches on the Android O platform, today we're rolling out Developer Preview 4 to help you make sure your apps are ready. This is the final preview before we launch the official Android O platform to consumers later this

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Three weeks ago at Google I/O, we announced the second developer preview of Android O along with key themes, Fluid Experiences and Vitals, and highlighted our work towards a modular base with Project Treble. It was also an important milestone for us

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With billions of Android devices around the world, Android has surpassed our wildest expectations. Today at Google I/O, we showcased a number of ways we’re pushing Android forward, with the O Release, new tools for developers to help create more

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Android O Developer Preview site: https://developer.android.com/preview/index.html Android Developers preview of the upcoming O release - Learn how to use the new behavior changes like the new Background restrictions and new features like