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Google’s Android Dev Summit 2026 keynote starts October 28 at 10AM PT, and you can watch the free livestream on YouTube to ...

Google is bringing back its dedicated Android Dev Summit in 2026 after a four-year gap, giving Android developers a major event focused specifically on the platform, development tools and the future ...

Google announced XREAL Aura smart glasses, new Search and Gemini app integrations, and Chrome’s AI autofill feature at ...

For the first time, Google is letting anyone register a domain using its .dev extension. Google has owned the .dev generic top-level domain name (gTLD) since 2015. When Google acquired the .dev gTLD ...

At the 2026 Android Dev Summit, Google has announced some interesting features coming to both Android XR and Android CLI. Developers can now build and test apps for smart glasses without owning the ...

Google will host the Android Dev Summit 2026 on October 28 and 29, bringing its dedicated Android developer event back after a four-year gap. The two-day summit will take place at Google’s ...

Google has started the rollout of a new Android developer verification system designed to reduce malicious apps and improve platform security, with global enforcement planned in the coming years. The ...

In June, Google announced the Google Developer Program, a free program to give devs access to resources designed to help them build applications using Google services. Now that “millions” of devs have ...

Google has rolled out Chrome Dev 148.0.7739.3 for Android on Google Play, marking the latest pre-release update in the Chrome 148 development cycle. As with many Chrome Dev posts, Google does not ...

We’re integrating Google Developer Program premium benefits — including Google Cloud credits — directly into Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscriptions to help you build and scale. There’s a ...