Qualcomm Haptic feedback on Android phones running the Snapdragon 888 chipset might get noticeably better starting in the second half of 2021. Qualcomm recently announced (via 9to5Google) that it’s working independently with a company called Read more…
Posted by The Jetpack Compose Team In less than 24 hours, we’re giving you a backstage pass to Jetpack Compose, Android’s modern toolkit for building native UIs, on #TheAndroidShow. Hosted by Kari Byron, you’ll hear Read more…
The Google Maps app is getting a true dark mode, at least on Android. The company announced today that it is finally widely releasing the dark theme option that it’s been testing in the app Read more…
Google is expanding its Password Checker feature to older devices, the company announced today. Now, phones and tablets running Android 9 or newer will have access to the feature, which is part of Google’s autofilling Read more…
Image: Q Games PixelJunk Raiders is the next exclusive coming to Google’s Stadia cloud gaming service. The title, a third-person rougelite that sees you battle through procedurally generated alien environments, will release on the Stadia Read more…
Image: Google Google is struggling to fix one of its new Stadia games, after closing down its own in-house game studios earlier this month. Journey to the Savage Planet debuted on Stadia on February 1st, Read more…
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Facebook will restore news content to its platform in Australia after the government agreed to amend its proposed News Media Bargaining Code. In an update posted today, Facebook’s Read more…
Screenshot: The Verge Google has finally added Apple App Store privacy labels to its Gmail app, almost a month after we ran an article wondering what was taking so long (via MacRumors). The app is Read more…
Posted by Chet Haase, Developer Relations Engineer We recently finished another series of MAD Skills videos – this time on Motion Layout. We covered ways in which you can use the API and the design Read more…
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