by David Gonzales, 4 months ago

The native mobile app development kits of today are all vastly improved versions of the ones that came before them. With that being said, however, there’s still a lot of work that needs to be…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 5 months ago

Location-based services have made it possible for smartphone users to navigate and find establishments right from their smartphones. Building on the success of apps like Google Maps, Waze and the like, Ford Motors is improving…

by Adam Bush, 6 months ago

All Ouya followers will be pleased to know that the team behind the Android powered video game console has announced that software development kits will be shipped to backers by December 28th. This is great…

by Bams Sadewo, 7 months ago

About a month ago, Samsung updated the Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Galaxy Note series, but it didn’t come with the tool that’d make it easier for developers to create apps that are compatible…

by Joe Hindy, 8 months ago

Facebook on Android has always been a wonky thing. Their Android app has been getting progressively worse as time goes on. They still haven’t added basic features like a tablet interface. It was so bad…

by Robert Nelson, 8 months ago

Samsung has recently released an update for their S Pen SDK. And while this one is not something that the end user will need to pay direct attention to, it should lead to some eventual…

by Lucian Armasu, 11 months ago

Qualcomm is currently the mobile chip leader in the market thanks to many factors, like the fact that they produce chips from devices that are at the low-end and made for volume, and up to…

by Gary Sims, 1 year ago

One of the ingredients in the Android Fragmentation soup is the extra UIs that companies like Samsung and HTC add on top of the standard Android interface. These extras help differentiate one company’s phone over another. The problem is that for…

by Christine Torralba, 1 year ago

If you’ve always wanted to create your own Android app but never had the ability to go to school for it, Andromo proves you don’t have to anymore. Putting itself as ‘the App Maker for…

by Chit Agustin, 1 year ago

The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a versatile command line tool that lets you communicate with and control an Android-powered device over a USB link from a computer. It comes along with other useful tools…

by James Tromans, 2 years ago

Android Police are supporting a rumor that is quite exciting. Apparently the Gingerbread SDK will be released soon, and with it a host of information about what this latest release of Android is going to…

by Michelle Ruhfass, 2 years ago

At Google I/O this year, Google released a pre-release version of its Androi 2.2 software developer kit (SDK).  Now that the official Nexus One Froyo update is out, Google has released the complete, ready for…

by Michael Oryl, 3 years ago

Google has released the software developer kit for Android 2.2, the smartphone OS that is perhaps better known as Froyo (“frozen yogurt”).  No Android 2.2 devices have been announced yet, but there are a number…

by James Tromans, 3 years ago

Over at the Android developers blog there is a new announcement detailing an upgrade to the Native Development Kit for Android. This is big news for Android developers and the third release of the Android…

by Susan Ellery, 3 years ago

One week after the launch of the Nexus One, Google has released the Android 2.1 SDK to developers. The SDK is considered a minor update to Android and will roll out to existing handsets starting…