According to XDA Developers, Google has made its Extension SDK available to the public. With it, versions of Android 11 and 12 should be able to use newer features that were exclusive to Android ...

Apps can declare the newest version of Android they support via a "Target SDK" flag. To prevent old apps from breaking, new features and app restrictions in, say, Android 12 only apply to apps ...

Google has announced that its Extension SDK framework is now available for developers, letting them use some new features even in older versions of Android. The new photo picker won’t be ...

Android 14 is the latest version of the mobile operating system developed by Google. It was announced on February 8 with SDK 34 and an internal codename Upside Down Cake, following the ...

To reduce the gap, Google has released the first public version of the Extension SDK, which aims to bring features of the latest Android version to older iterations.

Modularized system components make it possible for Android 10-based devices and higher to be updated outside major API-level releases, and make new functionality backward compatible on ...

Google is working on multiple developments for Android users with the latest as well as older versions of the mobile operating system. The tech giant has announced that it is adding new features ...