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2017 Google Play Award nominees announced
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The 2017 Google Play Award nominees have been announced with 12 categories, including Best App and Game to Best Social Impact. Learn about this year’s new categories and celebrate the nominees.
https://goo.gl/3PlxZZ
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The 2017 Google Play Award nominees have been announced with 12 categories, including Best App and Game to Best Social Impact. Learn about this year’s new categories and celebrate the nominees.
https://goo.gl/3PlxZZ
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Learn about inspiring learning and creativity with VR
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Augmenting traditional learning with a rich curriculum of experiential learning, through field trips, science labs, robotics class etc, is usually expensive, impractical, or both. However, virtual reality (VR) has the potential to overcome those challenges and help bring experiential learning to all learners regardless of geography or income level. VR has the potential to provide an entirely new perspective on people, places, and things from a single device, which becomes your school bus, your chemistry set, your programmable robot etc.
Learn insights from Shazia Makhdumi, Global Head of Family & Education Partnerships at Google Play, on how early entrants have the opportunity to shape the direction of VR for inspiring learning and creativity.
Read more: https://goo.gl/HUoBq0
Augmenting traditional learning with a rich curriculum of experiential learning, through field trips, science labs, robotics class etc, is usually expensive, impractical, or both. However, virtual reality (VR) has the potential to overcome those challenges and help bring experiential learning to all learners regardless of geography or income level. VR has the potential to provide an entirely new perspective on people, places, and things from a single device, which becomes your school bus, your chemistry set, your programmable robot etc.
Learn insights from Shazia Makhdumi, Global Head of Family & Education Partnerships at Google Play, on how early entrants have the opportunity to shape the direction of VR for inspiring learning and creativity.
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Learn how Budge Studios creates a more engaging experience for families
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User onboarding can be challenging in the kids space since developers must consider two audiences: parents and children. However, when done correctly, a compelling onboarding experience will meet the needs of both parents and kids while also accounting for unique considerations, such as a child’s attention span. Budge Studios has successfully grown their catalog of children’s titles by making onboarding a focal point of their business. Learn how they design better onboarding experiences for their users.
Get started: https://goo.gl/QaKt98
User onboarding can be challenging in the kids space since developers must consider two audiences: parents and children. However, when done correctly, a compelling onboarding experience will meet the needs of both parents and kids while also accounting for unique considerations, such as a child’s attention span. Budge Studios has successfully grown their catalog of children’s titles by making onboarding a focal point of their business. Learn how they design better onboarding experiences for their users.
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Find and join a Google I/O Extended event in your area
Over 200 events have already been submitted to our map from all over the world; from Tokyo, to Mombasa, to Buenos Aires! And keeping up with the tradition, Sri Lanka is once again hosting three events for thousands of attendees.
Joining an #io17extended event is the perfect way to experience #io17 while connecting with your local developer community. I/O Extended events can give you the opportunity to:
- Meet and mingle with developers in your area
- Create valuable professional connections
- Interact first-hand with your local community leaders
- Participate in unique dev experiences like codelabs and hackathons
- Exchange ideas on the keynote and sessions in real-time
New this year: ALL I/O sessions will be livestreamed! This means you’ll be able to watch all your favorite sessions in-real time across #Android, #Firebase, #GooglePlay, #MobileWeb / #Chrome / #AMP, #Tango, #TensorFlow, #VR, and more!
Find an I/O Extended event near you: goo.gl/JStjqb.
Don’t wait too long though, #io17 is only 4 weeks away!
Over 200 events have already been submitted to our map from all over the world; from Tokyo, to Mombasa, to Buenos Aires! And keeping up with the tradition, Sri Lanka is once again hosting three events for thousands of attendees.
Joining an #io17extended event is the perfect way to experience #io17 while connecting with your local developer community. I/O Extended events can give you the opportunity to:
- Meet and mingle with developers in your area
- Create valuable professional connections
- Interact first-hand with your local community leaders
- Participate in unique dev experiences like codelabs and hackathons
- Exchange ideas on the keynote and sessions in real-time
New this year: ALL I/O sessions will be livestreamed! This means you’ll be able to watch all your favorite sessions in-real time across #Android, #Firebase, #GooglePlay, #MobileWeb / #Chrome / #AMP, #Tango, #TensorFlow, #VR, and more!
Find an I/O Extended event near you: goo.gl/JStjqb.
Don’t wait too long though, #io17 is only 4 weeks away!
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FORTIFY in Android
Everything you want to know (and more) about FORTIFY in Android!
You can read the blog post here: https://goo.gl/1qB6rI
Everything you want to know (and more) about FORTIFY in Android!
You can read the blog post here: https://goo.gl/1qB6rI
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Tomorrow is the last day to submit your #Android, Chrome, or AI experiment for a trip to #io2017. Submit now!
https://experimentschallenge.withgoogle.com/
https://experimentschallenge.withgoogle.com/
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Changes to Device Identifiers in Android O
You can read all about it here: https://goo.gl/tGLkyh
Android O introduces some improvements to help provide user control over the use of identifiers. These improvements include:
- limiting the use of device-scoped identifiers that are not resettable
- updating the Android O Wi-Fi stack in conjunction with changes to the Wi-Fi chipset firmware used by Pixel, Pixel XL and Nexus 5x phones to randomize MAC addresses in probe requests
- updating the way that applications request account information and providing more user-facing control
You can read all about it here: https://goo.gl/tGLkyh
Android O introduces some improvements to help provide user control over the use of identifiers. These improvements include:
- limiting the use of device-scoped identifiers that are not resettable
- updating the Android O Wi-Fi stack in conjunction with changes to the Wi-Fi chipset firmware used by Pixel, Pixel XL and Nexus 5x phones to randomize MAC addresses in probe requests
- updating the way that applications request account information and providing more user-facing control
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Google Developers Newsletter - March 2017
Subscribe to our monthly Newsletter to get the latest news from us across Android, iOS, Web and more. March edition: goo.gl/E2fF1P.
Subscribe to our monthly Newsletter to get the latest news from us across Android, iOS, Web and more. March edition: goo.gl/E2fF1P.
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Developer Preview 3 of Android Things
Today we are releasing the Developer Preview 3 of Android Things, which now includes Bluetooth! Support for Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE APIs is available across all supported hardware platforms. We have also added support for USB Host, which allows a user space application to talk to a custom USB device. See the blog post at https://goo.gl/f243Gc for more information, and join the discussion in our Google+ community at https://g.co/iotdev. #AndroidThings
Today we are releasing the Developer Preview 3 of Android Things, which now includes Bluetooth! Support for Bluetooth and Bluetooth LE APIs is available across all supported hardware platforms. We have also added support for USB Host, which allows a user space application to talk to a custom USB device. See the blog post at https://goo.gl/f243Gc for more information, and join the discussion in our Google+ community at https://g.co/iotdev. #AndroidThings
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Ready to host an #io17extended event?
Bring your local developer community together and take part in the #io17 festivities on May 17-19 by hosting an #io17extended event in your neighborhood. Your event might even get a live shout out during the keynote and/or be featured on the I/O website!
The agenda for your local event is totally up to you. You can livestream the I/O keynote & sessions, invite local guest speakers, demo products, organize a hackathon, and more. To help in your planning, take a look at the first version of the 2017 schedule which is now live on the I/O website (goo.gl/uSnc26). You’ll find a variety of exciting topics like #TensorFlow, #Firebase, #Android, and #VR! We’ll continue to update the schedule up until the event, so check back often for updates and new additions.
To get started with organizing an I/O Extended event:
- Create a public RSVP info page for your event using an event platform of your choice.
- Register your public event on the I/O Extended website (goo.gl/sUAr7E) to have it featured on the official I/O Extended map. Note: If you’re a GDG, please also register your event on developer.google.com/events.
- Read through the I/O Extended 2017 Organizer Guide (goo.gl/k6sWQU) where you’ll find lots of tips on hosting a successful event, as well as the official logos to help promote your event.
- Join the I/O Extended 2017 Organizers Google+ Community (goo.gl/PBOknT) to hear the latest from us and exchange ideas with other hosts.
We look forward to welcoming you to the I/O Extended family!
Bring your local developer community together and take part in the #io17 festivities on May 17-19 by hosting an #io17extended event in your neighborhood. Your event might even get a live shout out during the keynote and/or be featured on the I/O website!
The agenda for your local event is totally up to you. You can livestream the I/O keynote & sessions, invite local guest speakers, demo products, organize a hackathon, and more. To help in your planning, take a look at the first version of the 2017 schedule which is now live on the I/O website (goo.gl/uSnc26). You’ll find a variety of exciting topics like #TensorFlow, #Firebase, #Android, and #VR! We’ll continue to update the schedule up until the event, so check back often for updates and new additions.
To get started with organizing an I/O Extended event:
- Create a public RSVP info page for your event using an event platform of your choice.
- Register your public event on the I/O Extended website (goo.gl/sUAr7E) to have it featured on the official I/O Extended map. Note: If you’re a GDG, please also register your event on developer.google.com/events.
- Read through the I/O Extended 2017 Organizer Guide (goo.gl/k6sWQU) where you’ll find lots of tips on hosting a successful event, as well as the official logos to help promote your event.
- Join the I/O Extended 2017 Organizers Google+ Community (goo.gl/PBOknT) to hear the latest from us and exchange ideas with other hosts.
We look forward to welcoming you to the I/O Extended family!
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