At Google I/O today, the company announced a new feature for developers to help them manage their APK signing key in the cloud. This will help to prevent your signing keys from being maliciously destroyed as well as not worrying about using the same key on multiple applications for simplicity.
Google feels that people are helpless when they look at the battery screen on Android and sees an application using too much battery life. In Android O, the battery screen will show battery drain as a percentage, how much of your battery an application used in the foreground vs the background...
Applications seem to be getting bigger and bigger these days, but Google wants to help. During a Google I/O session today, the company talked about a new feature that can shrink the size of APKs by removing redundant resources.
Yesterday during Google I/O's keynote, Sundar spoke about the progress Google has made with AI and their TensorFlow platform. This has resulted in the company releasing new hardware, applying those new features to multiple services and even using AI to make better neural networks.
Google has introduced a new API for Android Wear 2.0 Complications. This will allow developers to easily implement Complications into new and existing watch faces.
Daydream Euphrates has been announced at Google I/O 2017 and will bring an all-new experience to your virtual reality devices. The update also includes a built-in VR web browser, while also adding a 2D panel to allow users to access normal Android functions in VR.
Jacob from The Verge takes a look at what was announced during the I/O 2017 keynote, and states that the event confirmed that Google is more interested in building features into apps, versus building new features into Android.
Google I/O 2017 is still taking place, and today at 12:30 there will be a live stream of the conference regarding Google's AR and VR initiative, where are expecting to learn more about the new standalone VR headset.
At Google I/O, the has announced a new support library called EmojiCompact. It's this new feature that will allow Android 4.4+ devices to use even newer emojis that get added to the system.
In an attempt to get more developers using the Actions on Google platform, the company has announced an open challenge for developers. Over 20 prizes are available including a trip to Google I/O 2018.
We recently saw the Stack Overflow application was compatible with Google's Instant Apps feature and now it looks like the platform is available for all developers.
At Google I/O, the company is showing off the latest version of Android on a few Pixel phones. Someone was able to grab a photo of one that showed a search bar tucked right under the dock icons on the home screen.
While this wasn't mentioned during Google I/O, in blog post the company did say that Android TV would be getting a revamped home screen with the big Android O update.
At Google I/O today, we learned that Google would officially be working with OEMs to make a standalone VR headset. They're able to do this, and track movements, thanks to a collection of sensors and technology they're calling WorldSense.
ASUS revealed the Zenfone AR a while back, but it's been a while since we heard anything about the device. Today at Google I/O though, it was revealed that ASUS will begin selling it sometime this summer.
There have been rumors about Google wanting to create a job hunting tool and today at Google I/O they revealed some details about it. It won't simply be a directory of available jobs though, and will utilize AI and machine learning to make it easier to find jobs close to you, and jobs that are...
When Google launched Google Expeditions, it was just using Google Cardboard viewers to bring kids into immersive experiences. Today at Google I/O though, the company says they're experimenting with AR as well so kids can see virtual items inside their classrooms.
Along with some YouTube stats that Google talked about today at Google I/O, we also learned a bit about the Play Store too. It has been revealed that over 82 billion applications were installed in 2016, which is up from 65 billion the year before.
Google is wanting to help people find the products they are looking for when they're inside a store. To do this, they're leveraging their Tango technology for what they're calling VPS (Virtual Positioning Service) to guide you within a centimeter of where the product is.
During they keynote today, it was announced that we are all watching over 1 billion hours of YouTube videos each and every day. Not only this, but watchtime on mobile has increased by 60% and watchtime on TV has increased by 90%.
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