Abstract: Third-party libraries (TPLs) are an integral part of Android app development, offering app developers essential tools for enhancing app functionality, design, and integration capabilities.

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Most modern Android smartphones support Vulkan, a superior graphics API that outperforms the older OpenGL standard. Despite this hardware capability, many devices still default to OpenGL, leaving ...

Last year, news broke that Android Apps can block sideloading on Android devices enforcing Google Play Installation, thanks to Google’s new Play Integrity API feature. It’s been less than 1 year now, ...

The page also highlights that the API is built on AICore, an Android system service, and it enables on-device execution of Gemini Nano-like models, even if developers do not understand how the models ...

New Play Store warning affects millions. Update: Republished on April 30 with a raft of new Android security warnings for both personal and enterprise users. Google has quietly changed how apps run on ...

Applications that rely on spatial data—whether for delivery routing, real estate search, or social mapping—depend heavily on accurate location processing. A widely used tool for... Applications that ...

Today’s applications increasingly rely on accurate location data to offer seamless user experiences. Whether it’s ride-hailing, delivery logistics, travel booking, or emergency services, converting an ...

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