A Linux terminal app for native Android development? Here's why I'm bullish Although Android already has a sandboxed Linux terminal available, this Google model will be geared toward developers.

A couple of different proposals from Google engineers and independent developers are aiming at making it possible to write native Android apps in Go. This will not go so far as allowing Go apps to ...

These languages will help current and new mobile application developers navigate the programming landscape to code apps that are stable, secure, and compatible with modern mobile architectures.

Today, developers have more options for creating fast mobile apps that run on multiple platforms, including Ionic, React Native, and Xamarin. Flutter and its built-in programming language, Dart ...

Developers have had to write different apps for iPhones and Android for years. These tools aim to make cross-platform app development easier.

This is one reason hybrid app development is so attractive: It allows you to build iOS and Android apps simultaneously instead of having to write code twice using each platform’s native language.

Android 13 will reportedly gain a so-called Panlingual feature, allowing you to change languages on a per-app basis.

According to a trusted source, Google is developing a new feature for Android 13 code-named “Panlingual,” which will allow customers to apply language settings on a per-app basis, separately ...