This week, we released the first Developer Preview of Android 14. With this preview, we are creating new Android APIs for background work that behave more consistently across our entire ecosystem. Try it out, share your feedback with us, and start preparing for another strong release of Android!
Hundreds of thousands of developers learned Jetpack Compose
Thousands of Compose Camps were hosted around the world where developers networked with peers, and worked on coding projects to strengthen their knowledge of Jetpack Compose, Android's modern UI toolkit. See what Compose Camp participants got out of the program, and check out the learning materials to learn how to use Jetpack Compose.
Watch the latest MAD Skills video series to learn about Compose Layouts - components that lay out UI elements and Modifiers - which change the appearance and behavior of composables.
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Location-based solution provider Telenav is seeking to disrupt the in-car services industry with a new monetization platform designed to offer a variety of in-car services such as free navigation to consumers and monetize them through advertising. Originally announced at Las Vegas, Nevada-based Consumer Electronics Show in January, Telenav's offering is effectively targeted at bringing the ad-supported software business model that already proved its worth in the mobile industry to the in-vehicle tech segment. The company's internal studies and a number of independent surveys suggest the vast majority of consumers "would prefer free in-car services monetized through ads rather than pay for them" like they would traditionally, Telenav Executive Director of Strategy Ky Tang told AndroidHeadlines in an interview. Telenav says its in-car solution can be applied to a wide variety of use cases and technologies that consumers have come to expect from contemporary vehicles....
NEW YORK CITY – September 27, 2017 – Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced that its ‘Ostrich’ advertisement won awards in seven categories at this year’s prestigious Clio Awards, including one gold in short film (1-5 min), four silvers in direction, cinematography, animation, and visual effects, and two bronzes in editing and music – licensed. Celebrating its 58 th year, the Clio Awards is one of the top three advertising award festivals along with the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and the New York Festival. It is judged by an international panel of advertising professionals and showcases work that pushes boundaries and establishes new precedents. The commercial tells a story about an ostrich who learns to fly after donning a Samsung Gear VR headset and launching a virtual flight simulator. The campaign taps into the basic human urge to push beyond what is normal and demonstrates the company’s commitment to providing products and services that all...