Jelly Bean now more popular than Ice Cream Sandwich; both trail Gingerbread
Android 4.1+ Jelly Bean has moved ahead of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich in terms of popularity among versions of the platform. That said, both still trail the Gingerbread build as the two year old Android release still clings to the lead. Overall figures for …
Full agenda, list of sessions for Google I/O 2013 revealed
With no less than 16 Android and 4 Glass sessions expected, Google IO 2013 will be amazeballs.
Amazon Appstore expanding to 200 more countries in coming months
Amazon this week announced that the Amazon Appstore will be expansion to nearly 200 countries over the next few months. As part of the global growth, developers will be able to take advantage of the tools available today, including 1-click purchasing, in-app purchases, GameCircle, and …
Jelly Bean powers one in four Android devices
Nearly one year after it was announced, Android 4.1+ powers one out of every four Android devices. The monthly developer dashboard figures are out and it shows that while Jelly Bean accounts for 25% of all devices it trails Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (29.3%) and Gingerbread …
Google IO 2013 sells out within 45 minutes
As if you might have expected anything else, Google I/O 2013 has sold out in a matter of minutes. How many minutes this time? Well, so far our unofficial report is that took only 45 minutes. To put that into perspective, let’s frame it against …
Google IO 2013 registration and pricing details
Hey developers! Looking to make the annual trek to San Francisco for Google I/O 2013? You’ll want to circle March 13 on your calendar and set aside no less than $900 for registration. Registration for the three day event will begin at 7AM PST (10 …
Gingerbread holds top spot as Android 4.0+ closes in
Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) remains the most popular version of the platform but 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and 4.1 (Jelly Bean) are closing the gap. New figures in the Android Developers Dashboard are out and things look to be moving right along with older stuff dying …
Amazon Appstore downloads up 500 percent over previous year
Things are looking pretty good for Android developers considering Amazon’s Appstore for distribution. App downloads are up 500 percent year over year and momentum just keeps building. A new press release going out today tells us that the Kindle Fire HD has proven to be …
Google releases new Maps API for Android developers
Google today announced an update to the Google Maps API which gives developers a better, more comprehensive set of tools to integrate maps into Android apps. It will be easier than ever to insert vector-based maps into applications, according to Google. Launching today as part …
AppBrain launches Apptimizer to help developers optimize apps for Google Play
AppBrain is kicking off yet another developer tool for Android coders looking to gain some app exposure. It’s called Apptimizer and, as the name suggests, it helps developers optimize their apps for listing in Google Play store. In a nutshell, each app can get an …
Google offers tips to developers looking for tablet app exposure
Are you an Android developer looking to get a leg up on your fellow game or app designer? Consider Google’s recent post on the developer blog which aims to give you an advantage. As their own Reto Meier advises, there are going to be some …
This Day in Android: Android 1.0 SDK released (2008)
Can you believe that it has been four years since the first software development kit (SDK) was released for Android? Wowzers. Yes, our favorite mobile platform was released into the wild four years ago today, as we were informed by Google’s own Dan Morrill. With …
Android developers head to Toronto on October 25 for AndroidTO 2012
Android developers living north of the border are encouraged to sign up for AndroidTO 2012. Heck, all Android developers looking for a bit of help with coding and practices would be wise to circle their calendar for October 25. Now in its third year, the …
New platform figures indicate Android 4.0 powers more than 100 million devices
The latest Android developer platform figures are online and show a steadily growing Android 4.0 and 4.1 experience. As of the 14 day period ending September 4, Ice Cream Sandwich now powers 20.9 percent of all Android devices, or roughly 100 million units. How did …
Google updates developer policies with eye on consumer satisfaction
Google more definitively spells out what is and isn’t allowed within Android apps in Google Play.
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