Features of Android 11: Google has released the upgraded Operating system to select OnePlus, Pixel, & Xiaomi phones. Android software has been updated to offer streamlined access to chat conversations & devices that are linked to your phone.Android 11 has officially launched and is rolling out to Android vendors and...
Best APIs or SDKs for mobile payments in 2020
Best APIs or SDKs for mobile payments: Android Pay | Google Pay: There's no uncertainty about it. Indeed, Android Pay works precisely equivalent to Apple Pay. It's all very easy to set up. To add your Visa Card you can just snap a photo of it, or info it physically....
Android Studio 2.0 is Available Now
Android Studio 2.0 has been released for the developers to develop apps for different devices which include phones and tablets, Android Auto, Android Wear, and Android TV. This IDE from Google includes a code editor, emulators, code analysis tools and more. It has been 1 and half year since the...
Google Play Developer Policy Updated
Google Play is the largest market of apps. To keep the things right, the developer policy plays a major role. It guides the developers about how to meet the standards or what is forbidden while developing android apps. When you have one of the largest app marketplaces in the world,...
Analytics Platform for Google Play App Store
Android app publishers have been looking for an analytics tool for a couple of years. Now this waiting time is over because of Priori Data. Priori Data, which is a Berlin based company, has released an analytics platform for Google Play Store. They have named it ‘Priori Date Pro for...
Install Android Apps Directly Through Google Search
A significant and new feature has just been introduced by Google. The users can now install android apps directly from the Google Search Engine. They won’t have to open the Play Store, in order to install the applications. Although this feature is in its testing mode and not everyone can...
Google to Ditch Oracle’s Java APIs in Android N
Google’s fight with Oracle over the copyrights of java APIs has been going on for a long time. Now Google has made an incredible move by switching to OpenJDK (open source java development kit) in the next version of android. It will no longer use Oracle’s java development kit.The thing...