Now you have designed and deployed your first Android application, and you have used components (the camera component and the image components), assigned them behavior and set properties. If you are ...

The program in question is a website called App Inventor and it is essentially designed to make building Android applications as easy as piecing buttons and other UI elements together.

This change to private development doesn't come out of the blue—Android feels less open today than it did in the early days. For example, Google has been moving Android features from AOSP into ...

Google's Android head, Sameer Samat, advises aspiring engineers that a computer science degree isn't enough to secure top ...

If you believe in open source this should be good news. App Inventor for Android opens the creation of apps, for the first time, to non-programmers. The apps you write can access the phone and the ...

Google is set to change how it develops the Android operating system, shifting all development to a private internal branch starting next week.The move, confirmed to Android Authority, marks a ...

Android-maker Google is injecting cash to further its mission to attract more developers who can build apps for the world's most popular operating system. The advertising and tech giant has ...

Any developer who knows Android can technically code for the headless system as well. There simply isn’t an equivalent skill set in the embedded world. That’s because there is no one standard that ...