Google unveiled the 2019 API level requirements for applications hitting the Play Store this year as well as for existing apps planned for future updates.

A new update heading to Android later this year means that apps that are over two years old will need to update their API target in order to stay accessible on newer ...

API Level 14 corresponds to Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich, which is six years old! Android 8.1 Oreo still contains all the components needed to make these six-year-old apps work.

One of the most hyped changes for Android 13 was the change to its notification system, which would require apps to explicitly prompt users into opting-in to receive notifications, as on iPhones. In ...

Google announced this week the release of the first public preview its SDK Extensions, which leverage modular system components to add APIs to the public SDK for certain previously released API levels ...

Android 13 is bringing a new run time notification permission. So that you can opt-out of getting them while installing an app.

With every version of Android, Google adds new features and security optimizations. Many of those won't matter to users until developers get around to adding the ...