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 …
HTC introduces the HTC One Developer Edition
The HTC One, available for pre-order right now, is one of the best Android devices available. Highly appreciated by reviewers and critics alike, HTC introduced the developer edition of the HTC One. In a nutshell, it’s everything HTC One is but with an unlocked SIM 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 …
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 …
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.
Amazon brings GameCircle to Kindle Fire and APIs for game developers
For a while now, the Amazon Kindle Fire has stood as top dog as the fiscally friendly Android tablet. The low price-point paired with elegant UI and integration with Amazon’s services attracted a huge amount of sales, despite it not being exactly an Android …
Qualcomm debuts Snapdragon SDK for developers
Qualcomm today announced its Snapdragon software development kit (SDK), designed to help Android developers leverage technologies found at the system-on-a-chip level. For example, developers can take advantage of features such as facial processing, burst capture for photos, surround sound, hardware echo cancellation, and more. Unveiled …
Google urges developers to make “beautiful, powerful, successful” apps, allows devs to respond to user reviews in Play Store
with Google IO coming up soon, Google is focusing an extremely pinpointed light on their developers. The Android Developer Site has a brand new look to boot, and Google is encouraging developers to make their apps more beautiful, with more streamlined and simple interfaces. According …
Amazon bests Google at developer revenue, says Flurry
While many people may judge the success of an app store solely on how many apps it holds, this is only partially true. If you ask an app developer where this success lies, more than likely they’re going to tell you success is where the …
Google IO registration opens tomorrow (March 27)
If you plan to go to Google IO 2012 then you will want to get up nice and early!
Google IO tickets to be $900, go on sale March 27
West-coast developers will need to wake up extra early if they want get in on the action.
CDMA Nexus Support Clarified
Dan Morril posted a quick note on the Google Groups forum regarding the latest rumor of Google no longer supporting the Verizon Galaxy Nexus. He states its simply a clarification about support for these devices and gives a brief explanation of why the websites were …
Gingerbread leads all builds of Android at 44.4 percent
It is the start of a new month, which means the latest platform figures have been listed on the Android Developers blog. As we’ve seen over the last few weeks and months, Gingerbread has solidified its position as the most popular version of Android, leading …
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