Tag: Android
Android ‘Cloak and Dagger’ exploit lets hackers steal your data
A new exploit in Android that exploits your data to hackers has just been surfaced. Called “Cloak and Dagger”, the latest vulnerability has been...
Google integrates Kotlin into Android Studio 3.0
Google has officially announced the inclusion of Kotlin language into Android Studio 3.0. This is the first time when the search giant has added...
Fuchsia to be independent to Android, says Google’s Dave Burke
While there has been suspense around the new open source operating system codenamed Fuchsia OS, Google is now formally confirming its distinction with Android....
Top 3 frameworks to begin with Android game development
Several frameworks are available in the market to enable Android game development. But with more choices, you might be looking for the best in...
Google announces Android Go to reach next billion users
Google CEO Sundar Pichai at his I/O 2017 keynote announced that there are over two billion active Android devices worldwide. But to reach the...
Google unveils Project Treble to simplify Android updates
The most common complaint of Android users is the inconsistency in software updates. Google is addressing this common issue with its latest development that...
Android O: What’s best we can expect from it
Is Android O upon us? Well, maybe almost there. Although its first developer preview was released a few months back, Google is slowly giving...
Google’s non-Linux, Fuchsia OS surfaces with fresh feel
Months after its sneak peek, Google is preparing something bigger with its Fuchsia that would debut as the modern open source operating system for...
Top 5 things to consider while developing an Android app in...
Do you have a great app idea that could be a hit in the market? With an augmentation in the smartphones usage every year,...
Google patches critical flaws in Android through May update
Google has finally released its May security update for Android. The new update addresses more than 100 vulnerabilities.
The security fixes are split into two...
