The AOSP code is a collaborative effort between Google, the dedicated team of third-party developers, and community members contributing to the Android-based OS project.

Google being able to ban developers operating outside the Play Store transforms Android into an iOS-like walled garden. When ...

Google has confirmed it will move development of the Android OS to behind closed doors. Here's why it's doing it.

On 25 August, the tech giant announced that all developers — whether publishing on the Play Store or via sideloading — will ...

Right on schedule, Google today announced the first developer release of Android 13. These very early releases, which are only meant for developers and aren’t available through over-the-air ...

Google has delivered updates for developers that improve adaptive UI design, AI‑assisted creativity, and faster iteration ...

Developing Android applications seems like it should be fairly straightforward if you believe the glossy marketing by Google and others. It’s certainly possible to just follow the ...

Android apps on Windows: Microsoft's project takes another big step forwards If you want to run your favourite Android apps on Windows 11, you now have 50,000 to choose from.

Project Islandwood for porting iOS apps requires the apps to be recompiled, but it also needs developer intervention. Islandwood is for Objective-C and it follows a history of Microsoft supported ...