Google released Android 11 Beta, but instead of a virtual launch event they actually posted short-form videos and web pages. This allows (mostly) devs to consume that content at their own pace instead of preparing for a fixed event date.
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I hate smartphone clutter and after using it for a while you get to the point where there’s too much stuff on your phone. You install an app to try and see if it does what it’s supposed to do, you install games to test them out and before you know […]
Are you an Android Dev looking to showcase (or test) your programming skills? Now’s your chance with Google’s 15th Code Jam programming contest. The prize? You can earn the reputable title of Code Jam Champion and a $15,000 cash prize. Not to mention that you’d get a huge career boost if […]
Google recently launched ARCore, a kit for app developers to be able to build faster & easier augmented reality apps. Augmented reality apps are not a new thing, just that until now I can barely name a dozen such apps that picked up in popularity. Pokemon Go comes to […]
UPDATE: The scholarships were sent out, so if you received one email saying that you got accepted, if not you’ll receive a dreadful email that sounds like this
Hi,
Due to the high volume and quality of applications we received, and the finite number of spaces available, we are unable to […]
Very few foreseen the rise of smartphone apps to the point where the Android world alone has now almost 3 million of them. 3 million choices when deciding to install something on your smartphone, that’s way above the number of desktop apps. This lead to a similar increase in interest for […]
