If you want to use the Android SDK command line tools and have your computer "talk" to your phone, here is how to get started.
Sometimes, someone needs to get out the cable and talk a phone into submission. If that someone is you, these commands can help.
After months of beta testing, the GitHub app for iOS and Android is generally available. The app allows you to manage your inbox, give feedback and respond to issues, and review and merge pull requests from your mobile device.
Russell Holly and Marc Lagace chat about their experiences using Grasshopper and why it's the best way for beginners to dip their toes into the world of coding in Javascript.
Google keeps talking about Kotlin and developers keep cheering. What is it?
Tapping and swiping can do so much more in Android O.
Google I/O is a developers conference, after all, so we asked developers to tell us about what excited them this year.
Not even Google thinks you should try the Android O developer preview if you're not a developer.
You can now grab the current version of the Android platform tools directly from Google.
Google has introduced a new way for developers of Cast applications to better understand how people are interacting with their apps. Developers will be able to see how many Cast devices have launched your application, how long the average length of use is, and much more.
Alongside revealing Android M's name, and releasing the new Android 6.0 SDK, Google has announced that developers can now submit apps that use Marshmallow's API 23. Developers can release Alpha, Beta and Production apps to Google Play beginning now.
If you're one of the people who rushed to upgrade to Windows 10, you'll be happy to know that the Android tools in the SDK work just as they did before.
Google has announced that it will no longer be developing and supporting the Android Developer Tools in Eclipse, as the company continues to focus on Android Studio.
If you're interested in learning how to develop Android apps, Google wants to help. []/google-io-2016) Announced at Google I/O today, Google is partnering with Udacity to create an Android learning course set that will teach you the basics of developing for the platform in just six months. The course is just $200 per month, a steal compared to what you'd pay at a large university, and...
HARMAN and Blackfire have teamed up to create a new software development kit and developer community for wireless HD audio networks. This will help developers integrate a better audio experience into their IoT devices.
The handful of new APIs in the new Lollipop release focus on cellular and telephony. Hot on the heels of yesterday's Android 5.1 Lollipop announcement, Google has released the Android 5.1 SDK to developers, along with details of the dev-facing stuff contained in the new version of the OS. Firstly, Android 5.1 brings the platform up to API level 22, which includes new APIs for devices...
Google has announced a new sponsored results feature the company will be piloting in the next few weeks, which will enable developers to pay for sponsored spots on the Google Play Store. The search giant has looked at how sponsored advertisements have performed on organic search results and now Google will be introducing a similar system for developers to take advantage of. In the...
Google announced today that it is launching a Chinese language version of its very popular developer-focused YouTube channel. The channel will feature videos in Mandarin, as well as subtitled versions of the videos that appear over on its English speaking channel. From Google: Today, the Google Developer Platform team is launching a Chinese language and captioned YouTube channel...
There's some great news for developers today: Android Studio is officially out of beta with version 1.0 for Windows, Mac, and Linux users. The full release of the development platform has been anticipated for a while now, after having originally entered beta earlier this year. The goal of Android Studio is to provide a full-featured environment for easier, smoother app development....