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91. Meet the class of 2026 for the Google Play Apps Accelerator (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Robbie McLachlan, Developer Marketing The wait is over! We are incredibly excited to share the Google Play Apps Accelerator class of 2026. We’ve handpicked a group of high-potential studios from across the globe to embark on a 12-week journey designed to supercharge their success.Here’s wh...

92. Contact Picker: Privacy-First Contact Sharing (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Roxanna Aliabadi Walker, Senior Product ManagerPrivacy and user control remain at the heart of the Android experience. Just as the photo picker made media sharing secure and easy to implement, we are now bringing that same level of privacy, simplicity, and great user experience to contact ...

93. Beyond Infotainment: Extending Android Automotive OS for Software-defined Vehicles (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Eser Erdem, Senior Engineering Manager, Android AutomotiveAt Google we’re deeply committed to the automotive industry--not just as a technology provider, but as a partner in the industry's transformation. We believe that car makers and users should have choice and flexibility, and that ope...

94. Android developer verification: Balancing openness and choice with safety (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matthew Forsythe, Director Product Management, Android App SafetyAndroid proves you don't have to choose between an open ecosystem and a secure one. Since announcing updated verification requirements, we've worked with the community to ensure these protections are robust yet respectful of ...

95. Get inspired and take your apps to desktop (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Ivy Knight, Senior Design Advocate, AndroidWe're thrilled to announce major updates to our design resources, giving you the comprehensive guidance you need to create polished, adaptive Android apps across all form factors! We now have Desktop Experience guidance and a refreshed Android Des...

96. Room 3.0 - Modernizing the Room (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Daniel Santiago Rivera, Software EngineerThe first alpha of Room 3.0 has been released! Room 3.0 is a major breaking version of the library that focuses on Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) and adds support for JavaScript and WebAssembly (WASM) on top of the existing Android, iOS and JVM desktop ...

97. TikTok reduces code size by 58% and improves app performance for new features with Jetpack Compose (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Ajesh R Pai, Developer Relations Engineer & Ben Trengrove, Developer Relations EngineerTikTok is a global short-video platform known for its massive user base and innovative features. The team is constantly releasing updates, experiments, and new features for their users. Faced with the ch...

98. Level Up: Test Sidekick and prepare for upcoming program milestones (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Maru Ahues Bouza, PM Director, Games on Google PlayLast September, we shared our vision for the future of Google Play Games grounded in a core belief: the best way to drive your game’s success is to deliver a world-class player experience. We launched the Google Play Games Level Up program...

99. Expanding our stage for PC and paid titles (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Aurash Mahbod, VP and GM, Games on Google PlayGoogle Play is proud to be the home of over 200,000 games—many of which defined the mobile-first era. But as cross-platform becomes the standard for players, we are evolving our ecosystem to match the scale of your ambitions. In recent years, w...

100. Boosting Android Performance: Introducing AutoFDO for the Kernel (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Yabin Cui, Software EngineerWe are the Android LLVM toolchain team. One of our top priorities is to improve Android performance through optimization techniques in the LLVM ecosystem. We are constantly searching for ways to make Android faster, smoother, and more efficient. While much of ou...

101. Instagram and Facebook deliver instant playback and boost user engagement with Media3 PreloadManager (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Mayuri Khinvasara Khabya, Developer Relations Engineer (LinkedIn and X)In the dynamic world of social media, user attention is won or lost quickly. Meta apps (Facebook and Instagram) are among the world's largest social platforms and serve billions of users globally. For Meta, delivering v...

102. Elevating AI-assisted Android development and improving LLMs with Android Bench (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matthew McCullough, VP of Product Management, Android DeveloperWe want to make it faster and easier for you to build high-quality Android apps, and one way we’re helping you be more productive is by putting AI at your fingertips. We know you want AI that truly understands the nuances of th...

104. How WHOOP decreased excessive partial wake lock sessions by over 90% (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Breana Tate, Developer Relations Engineer, Mayank Saini, Senior Android Engineer, Sarthak Jagetia, Senior Android Engineer and Manmeet Tuteja, Android Engineer IIBuilding an Android app for a wearable means the real work starts when the screen turns off. WHOOP helps members understand how ...

105. A new era for choice and openness (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Sameer Samat, President of Android EcosystemAndroid has always driven innovation in the industry through its unique flexibility and openness. At this important moment, we want to continue leading the way in how developers distribute their apps and games to people on billions of devices acr...

106. Android devices extend seamlessly to connected displays (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Francesco Romano, Senior Developer Relations Engineer on Android We are excited to announce a major milestone in bringing mobile and desktop computing closer together on Android: connected display support has reached general availability with the Android 16 QPR3 release!As shown at Google ...

107. Go from prompt to working prototype with Android Studio Panda 2 (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matt Dyor, Senior Product ManagerAndroid Studio Panda 2 is now stable and ready for you to use in production. This release brings new agentic capabilities to Android Studio, enabling the agent to create an entire working application from scratch with the AI-powered New Project flow, and al...

109. The Second Beta of Android 17 (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matthew McCullough, VP Product Management, Android Developer Today we're releasing the second beta of Android 17, continuing our work to build a platform that prioritizes privacy, security, and refined performance. This update delivers a range of new capabilities, including the EyeDropper ...

110. The Intelligent OS: Making AI agents more helpful for Android apps (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matthew McCullough, VP of Product Management, Android DevelopmentUser expectations for AI on their devices are fundamentally shifting how they interact with their apps. Instead of opening apps to do tasks step-by-step, they're asking AI to do the heavy lifting for them. In this new interac...

111. Get ready for Google I/O May 19-20 (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by The Google I/O TeamGoogle I/O returns May 19–20Google I/O is back! Join us online as we share our latest AI breakthroughs and updates in products across the company, from Gemini to Android, Chrome, Cloud, and more.Tune in to learn about agentic coding and the latest Gemini model updates. T...

112. Under the hood: Android 17’s lock-free MessageQueue (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Shai Barack, Android Platform Performance Lead and Charles Munger, Principal Software EngineerIn Android 17, apps targeting SDK 37 or higher will receive a new implementation of MessageQueue where the implementation is lock-free. The new implementation improves performance and reduces miss...

113. Prepare your app for the resizability and orientation changes in Android 17 (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Miguel Montemayor, Developer Relations Engineer, Android With the release of Android 16 in 2025, we shared our vision for a device ecosystem where apps adapt seamlessly to any screen—whether it’s a phone, foldable, tablet, desktop, car display, or XR. Users expect their apps to work everyw...

114. The First Beta of Android 17 (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Matthew McCullough, VP of Product Management, Android Developer Today we're releasing the first beta of Android 17, continuing our work to build a platform that prioritizes privacy, security, and refined performance. This build continues our work for more adaptable Android apps, introduces...

117. The Embedded Photo Picker (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Roxanna Aliabadi Walker, Product Manager and Yacine Rezgui, Developer Relations EngineerThe Embedded Photo Picker: A more seamless way to privately request photos and videos in your appGet ready to enhance your app's user experience with an exciting new way to use the Android photo picker!...

118. Beyond the smartphone: How JioHotstar optimized its UX for foldables and tablets (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Prateek Batra, Developer Relations Engineer, Android Adaptive AppsBeyond Phones: How JioHotstar Built an Adaptive UXJioHotstar is a leading streaming platform in India, serving a user base exceeding 400 million. With a vast content library encompassing over 330,000 hours of video on demand...

119. Trade-in mode on Android 16+ (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Supporting Longevity through Faster DiagnosticsPosted by Rachel S, Android Product ManagerTrade-in mode: faster assessment of a factory-reset phone or tablet, bypassing setup wizard, a new feature on Android 16 and above.Supporting device longevityAndroid is committed to making devices last longer. ...

120. Ready to review some changes but not others? Try using Play Console’s new Save for later feature (android-developers.googleblog.com)

Posted by Georgia Doyle, Senior UX Writer and Content Designer, and Kanu Tibrewal, Software EngineerWe’ve launched a new Save for later feature on Google Play Console’s Publishing overview to give you more control over when you send changes for review. In the past, changes to your app were bundled t...
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