6 open source Android apps that prove nobody should pay for subscriptions

If there is no category where the subscription model feels most greedy, it’s password management. Services like 1Password and ...

Google backpedals on new Android developer registration rules

Google is backpedaling on its decision to introduce new identity verification rules for all developers, stating that it will ...

Google will let ‘experienced users’ keep sideloading Android apps

Google says that it’s softening its plan to require every Android developer — even outside of the Play Store — to verify ...

Google will soon give Android power users a safer way to sideload apps from unverified developers

Google is working on a new advanced flow that will let Android power users install apps from unverified developers while ...

The wait is over: Android 16 QPR1's source code is now available on AOSP

After a 2 month delay, Google has finally published the source code for Android 16 QPR1 to AOSP. Here's why that matters!

Google Opal : No-Code AI App Builder Turns Prompts into Apps

See how Google Opal works with Gemini to build custom AI tools for daily tasks, data analysis, and summaries. Get started ...

How to Deploy Code From Your Phone : Using GitHub & Vercel Workflow

Ship updates from your phone with GitHub and Vercel. Learn an auto deployment flow with preview builds, PR reviews & a demo ...
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New Development Environment for Programmers Rewards Them With Brainrot When They Prompt the AI

A new Y Combinator-backed startup called "Chad" is revolutionizing the way software engineers waste time at work.

Google’s Opal AI tool for making no-code apps is now widely available

Google is taking its no-code AI app builder, Opal, global by expanding to more than 160 countries. The tool lets anyone build AI-powered mini-apps using plain language instead of programming. From ...