While Google’s Android Wear (rebranded to Wear OS in early 2018) has been around for several years, it has reached its maximum potential after the game-changing Wear 2.0 update. As part of this historical update, the Wear OS now fully supports Standalone Apps and therefore doesn’t require your phone nearby to use apps on your

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Android P, the 9th major update and the 16th version of the Android OS, is finally here! Officially released under the name “Pie”, Android P harnesses the power of Artificial Intelligence to make your mobile device smarter, faster and more tailored to you so you adjust, scroll, charge, and tap as less as possible and

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Preparing your new Android app for Google Play Store not only includes having a right marketing plan in advance but also it requires you to take care of several things related to your app’s technicalities. Particularly when you’re going to make your app live, you need to pay special attention to its visibility and accessibility

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For years now, Java has been the standard programming language for developing Android apps. However, this doesn’t necessarily mean it is always the best choice for Android developers. Just like any other programming language, it also comes with a set of limitations, like being old, verbose, error-prone and slower modernization, which makes it a less

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