Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds is still one of the best online multiplayer battle royale game that has gained immense popularity in recent years. PUBG is now available on every major platform like Windows, Xbox, and even PlayStation. Well, the game is not yet available for Mac users. So here’s how to play PUBG […]
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China builds an ‘artificial sun’ that can hit temperatures of 100 million degrees Celsius Last month, we had reported that a team of scientists at the Chengdu Aerospace Science and Technology Microelectronics System Research Institute Co (CASC) in China has developed an “artificial moon”, 8 times brighter than the natural moon […]
Posted by Mo Yu, Android Security & Privacy Team In a previous blog post, we talked about using machine learning to combat Potentially Harmful Applications (PHAs). This blog post covers how Google uses machine learning techniques to detect and classify PHAs. We’ll discuss the challenges in the PHA detection space, […]
Posted by Iliyan Malchev, Project Treble Architect Last week at the 2018 Android Dev Summit, we demonstrated the benefits of Project Treble by showing the same Generic System Image (GSI) running on devices from different OEMs. We highlighted the availability of GSI for Android 9 Pie that app developers can […]
Create your own custom stickers for WhatsApp, here’s how WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned instant messaging platform, had last week rolled out a new feature of Stickers in the chats for both iOS and Android platform. The Stickers feature allows users to send different stickers while chatting just like its competitors such as Hike Messenger, Telegram, […]
Dark Mode on Android smartphone helps save battery life, admits Google Google finally confirmed that the Dark Mode uses less power and helps increase battery life on Android smartphones, SlashGear reported. During a presentation at the 2018 Android Dev Summit, Google urged its developers to use darker colors in their apps […]
Posted by Leo Sei, Product Manager on Android As you may have heard from the Android Dev Summit, we announced that we’re expanding support in Android to include Foldables, in preparation for upcoming devices from hardware partners like Samsung. Here are a set of recommendations and information to make sure […]
Posted by Stephanie Cuthbertson, Director of Product Management Today, at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA, we kicked off the Android Dev Summit, taking a look back at the last 10 years of Android and then jumping into some important new features for Android developers. Here’s a look […]
Recently at Mobiconf in Kraków I saw Marcos Placona give an excellent talk about making apps more secure. One of the subjects that he covered was that of certificate pinning which can really help to secure your API calls to your server. In this short series we’ll take a look […]
Recently at Mobiconf in Kraków I saw Marcos Placona give an excellent talk about making apps more secure. One of the subjects that he covered was that of certificate pinning which can really help to secure your API calls to your server. In this short series we’ll take a look […]